Anis Kallel \u201917 received a Renaissance & Global Scholarship<\/a><\/strong> from the University four years ago. The full-tuition, four-year scholarship is offered annually to about 20 students who are academic all-stars and have unique backgrounds that add to the diversity of the student body.<\/p>\n Kallel was shocked and thrilled. But mostly, he was grateful.<\/p>\n \u201cI was given something most people wouldn\u2019t dream of receiving,\u201d the computer science<\/a><\/strong> and business<\/a><\/strong> dual major from Tunisia says. \u201cThat comes with some responsibility. Whatever potential Rochester saw in me, I wanted to live up to it.\u201d<\/p>\n Kallel has enjoyed his college experience from all angles.<\/p>\n He is president of the Computer Science Undergraduate Council <\/a><\/strong>and a teaching assistant and peer adviser in that department. He was a research assistant in the Human-Computer-Interaction lab<\/a><\/strong>, where he helped develop RocSpeak<\/a><\/strong>, a software program that helps people improve their public speaking skills.<\/p>\n