Omari Amili, 2023-24 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient and new Husky Post Prison Pathways program director, shares his vision for welcoming and supporting previously incarcerated people like himself.
Serving students who were part of the foster care system, Meraf Geberehiwot works to create a sense of security, belonging and acceptance.
While still a student, Raihab Baig, '20, embraced the idea of corporate responsibility and now shares her passion as a recruiter and advisor for the Milgard School of Business.
Via Project AAPI Thrive, Nestor Enguerra, Jr., is working to bring Asian American and Pacific Islander students from the margins to the center of higher education.
After serving in similar roles at The Evergreen State College and Purchase College in New York State, Dr. Amanda Walker is ready to grow support for UW Tacoma's boundless ambitions.
Maria Hamilton is intentional about exposing her daughter to an expansive worldview centered on the value of education.
Navia Winderling's (SIAS '14) long path through higher education helps her inspire other students to succeed.
When he's not working in the library, staff member Jamal Gabobe is busy writing and publishing.
UW Tacoma advisor Isabella Webb is using her international experience and her Aboriginal heritage to help students find their way in college.
After spending 24 years at UW Tacoma connecting social work students to agencies, Tom Diehm knows something about community building and the costs of field experience.
