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Natalie Lawrence: The Redeeming Power of Education
Natalie Lawrence, '18 Psychology, wants to give to others the same transformative experience that education brought to her.
June 7, 2018Main Content
Kendy Trinh: Building a Foundation
Kendy Trinh, '18 Ethnic, Gender & Labor Studies, is a proud first-generation college graduate who has helped many other students build their own foundations for success.
June 7, 2018Main Content
Emily Clouse: Relentless Curiosity
Emily Clouse, '18 Psychology, relates her experience in the U.S. military to her desire to improve the outlook for formerly incarcerated people and her interest in the moral foundations of war.
June 6, 2018Main Content
Isabell Murray: Best Foot Forward
UW Tacoma junior Isabell Murray is using her status as Miss Pierce County to help raise awareness about juvenile incarceration.
May 23, 2018Main Content
Telling Their Stories
Assistant Professors Rachel Hershberg and Vanessa de Veritch Woodside are using interviews to understand the effects of detention on immigrants and refugees in the South Sound.
May 16, 2018Main Content
Multiple Versions of the Same Person
UW Tacoma faculty member Michelle Montgomery explores identity in her book about mixed-race American Indians.
May 9, 2018Main Content
Serious About Play
UW Tacoma Lecturer Luke Perone uses play in the classroom to encourage learning and development.
May 2, 2018Main Content
Armen Papyan: The Dance of Politics
UW Tacoma junior Armen Papyan is the ASUWT Director of Legislative Affairs, helping give students a voice in Olympia.
April 12, 2018Main Content
'To the Promised Land'
Dr. Martin Luther King's message of economic justice is the subject of a new book by UW Tacoma historian Michael Honey.
March 29, 2018Main Content
Jay Novelo, '17, Ethnic, Gender & Labor Studies
A first-generation student, Jay Novelo is one of the Husky 100 and plans a career as a high school teacher.
June 9, 2017