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The Jury is In
UW Tacoma's Legal Pathways program succeeds in readying students and alumni for the law.
July 29, 2022Main Content
By the Numbers
Annemarie Martin's desire to study abroad ultimately led her to UW Tacoma as both a student and employee.
July 14, 2022Main Content
Down to Business
Alumnus Michael Jordan, '14, is using the skills he honed at UW Tacoma to help Black-owned businesses in Pierce County.
July 7, 2022Main Content
Eric Colon: Changing Directions, Giving Back
When an injury forced him to give up his Army career, Eric Colon found a new way to get ahead and give back at UW Tacoma.
June 11, 2022Main Content
Kashira Jenkins: “How Can I Help?”
Future social worker Kashira Jenkins learned a lot about the foster care system when her mother started fostering children in 2015.
June 11, 2022Main Content
Spencer Tyson: The Nature of Change
With pandemic chaos all around him, Spencer Tyson leveraged his college experience to drive change in public health systems.
June 11, 2022Main Content
Heather Finch: Finding Alternatives
Her concern for animal welfare led Heather Finch to a degree in computer science and a plan to innovate alternatives to animal testing.
June 11, 2022Main Content
Andre Henderson: The Fork in the Road
Teetering on the brink, Navy veteran Andre Henderson recalled his mother’s words urging higher education, and took a path that turned his life around.
June 11, 2022Main Content
Melissa Nunez: Knowing Who to Ask
A first-generation college student graduating with a degree in nursing, Melissa Nunez found that help is available for the asking, if you know who to ask.
June 11, 2022Main Content
Dustin Ray: The AI Generation
With his background in math and his degree in computer science, Dustin Ray hopes to harness artificial intelligence for social good.
June 11, 2022