Rafael Corrales, a Galloway alum, is a former student and leader at Georgia Tech who completed his coursework at the age of 19 with Highest Honors (summa cum laude). Rafael received numerous academic awards at Georgia Tech including: the President's Undergraduate Research Award, the Michael Williams Award, the Tower Award, and Dean's List. He was elected twice to the GT Student Government and once as President of the International Affairs Honors Society.

Rafael has completed the Mini-MBA course taught by Columbia Adjunct Faculty member Dave Buckner, Financial Accounting training with NYU professor Dr. Dan Gode, Zoologic online training, and Almaris online training utilized by Wall Street professionals. He has also completed leadership training through SEO and Georgia Tech, as well as other practical training through his International Affairs and Finance coursework at Georgia Tech.

Rafael has mentored and tutored students privately, through his volunteer efforts, and through his participation in GT 1000 classes. Rafael also has experience teaching and relating personal finance to students of various ages. Rafael's areas of expertise include mentoring, personal finance, and leadership.

Orion Andrew King, a Woodward Academy alum, just graduated from Georgia Tech with Highest Honors (summa cum laude) in Mechanical Engineering and Physics while completing a certificate in Nanotechnology. Orion still found time to be very involved with campus organizations and has held a variety of leadership positions, including two years as the student Chairman of Outdoor Recreation Georgia Tech (ORGT). His endeavors have led him to be the recipient of the Alvin M. Ferst Leadership and Entrepreneurship Award for 2007.

Orion has extensive experience mentoring and tutoring fellow students. He has been a tutor for Georgia Tech Office of Minority Education Development and has also taught a number of students privately. By helping teach Georgia TechÕs freshman seminar class for three semesters, he has also gained experience as a mentor for younger students as they make the transition into higher education. Orion's emphasis on lifelong learning and community service led him to co-found The College Knowledge.