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Six students from the Newhouse School have been selected to attend the , an annual event featuring talks, panels and presentations with some of the world’s most influential people.

Jennifer Grygiel, assistant professor of communications in the Newhouse School, worked with TIME to help launch the “Rising Stars” program, which looks for high-potential next generation leaders. The following Newhouse students were selected:

• Engy Adham Rabie Mafouz, a graduate student in television, radio and film;
• Dakota Chambers, a first-year student in television, radio and film;
• Kelsey Davis, a senior in television, radio and film;
• Rashika Jaipuriar, a senior in broadcast and digital journalism;
• Ivana Pino, a senior in newspaper and online journalism; and
• Kenyona Tena Aundrea Chaney, a junior in public relations.

Davis, who is CEO of , an agency dedicated to connecting collegiate creatives with the brands that want to reach Gen Z consumers, says she was excited when she learned she would be going to the summit: “I hope to network and meet a lot of people. My goal is to expand my connections in New York City and potentially expand my clientele portfolio for CLLCTVE.”

The TIME 100 Summit will take place on Tuesday, April 23, in New York City and feature interviews and panels with Apple CEO Tim Cook, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, producer and actress Tyra Banks, and screenwriter and producer Ryan Murphy, among other special guests.