Alicia Purpur

Alicia Purpur is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in leadership, community engagement, and mentorship, particularly within educational and charitable organizations. Currently serving as a Wish Granter for Make-A-Wish America, Alicia collaborates with critically ill children and their families to fulfill wishes. Alicia has held leadership roles at Stanford University's Cap and Gown: Stanford Women's Leadership Organization and as Vice President of Member Experience for Alpha Phi International Fraternity, where event planning and fostering connections were key responsibilities. With a strong background in education as a Peer Advisor and Frosh 101 Leader at Stanford, Alicia's contributions to student life highlight a commitment to supporting diverse populations. Educationally, Alicia holds a Master's degree in Media Studies and a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Stanford University, complemented by practical experience in research and community service through various roles, including at Ronald McDonald House Charities and My Digital TAT2.