The NSHSS Be More Grant program provides over $100,000 in funding to NSHSS members aspiring for world betterment. NSHSS co-founder Claes Nobel once said, "I believe that the human race can be fundamentally better than it is, and students like you will be the ones to change the world to make it what it can be. You are the most formidable proponents of change."

Ariana Chaudhary has helped solve over 25,000 medical cases (2024) in Sub-Saharan Africa with her nonprofit, Access to Special Knowledge. A $10,000 grant will help her expand her mission.

Ariana Chaudhary's nonprofit connects under-resourced doctors abroad with consultations by American specialists, one email at a time.

Selected as one of the most influential leaders nationwide who inspire positive change and world betterment; recognized by NSHSS for transformative leadership, innovation, and community-centric goals.

First-author publication on the effect of herbal medicine and usage patterns in the DRC. Vol. 13, Issue 3, Part A (2025)