UW Unveils 2023 Husky 100

April 24, 2023

Meet the UW Tacoma members of this year's Husky 100: Remarkable undergraduate and graduate students who are making the most of their time at UW Tacoma.

A mix of graduate and undergraduate students from biomedical sciences, psychology, accounting, business administration, criminal justice and education make up this year’s UW Tacoma Husky 100 cohort. 

A total of eight UW Tacoma students are part of this year’s cohort. The tri-campus recognition celebrates students who have made the most of their Husky Experience. Applicants are evaluated on different criteria including how well they take lessons learned in the classroom and apply them elsewhere, whether that’s on-or-off campus. 

Members of the Husky 100 are formally recognized by UW leadership and are connected to networking opportunities with UW students, alumni, faculty staff and community leaders. A total of 57 UW Tacoma students have been named to the Husky 100 since the program launched in 2016. 

You can see the entire Husky 100 here.

Tim Brennan

Tim Brennan

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Tim Brennan

Tim Brennan

M.Ed Secondary Education
Class of 2023

Through my experience as a student and teacher in training, I am committed to creating a classroom that centers on equity, diversity, solidarity, and empowerment. When students enter my classroom, I will give my best effort to support them in their journeys toward their dreams and the improvement of their communities. Math is more than numbers, it is also a tool that can be used for social justice.

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Chastity Bryant

Chastity Bryant

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Chastity Bryant

Chastity Bryant

Master of Science in Accounting
Class of 2023

As a Tacoma native, first-generation college student, mother of three, full time student, and employee the University of Washington-Tacoma has served as a catalyst, weaving together a heightened level of self-confidence, resources and connections within my personal and professional life. My education has illuminated the interconnectedness of how I can use my understanding of accounting principles to be a vessel for the community in which I was raised. Striving to make an equitable change by utilizing my understanding of a “power with” leadership mentality to be a pillar and guiding light just as UWT has been for me.

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Evan Campbell

Evan Campbell

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Evan Campbell

Evan Campbell

B.A. Business Administration: Accounting; M.S. Accounting
Business Data Analytics
Class of 2023

I am a committed and inclusive leader with a passion for positively impacting my community. Through my experiences at the University of Washington Tacoma, I have developed a strong desire to help others and promote equity and justice. I promote these values in the Accounting Student Association and my work as a tutor, and I am ready to take on the next steps in my journey and create a better future for myself and those around me.

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Alton Hodges

Alton Hodges

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Alton Hodges

Alton Hodges

B.A. Criminal Justice
Class of 2023

From a young age, I wanted to help others in the community. I am from a marginated community that had minimal resources. I wanted to be a person that could help bridge that gap. During my sophomore year volunteered at a learning center and got a chance to see what families have to endure with little to no help. I started Cars4giving to provide vehicles for low-income families in Thurston County. I also am an advocate for giving people the tools so they can do better. With my UWT degree, I am now a Crisis Case Manager with Family Education and Support Service assisting families in Thurston County.

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Christian James

Christian James

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Christian James

Christian James

B.S. Biomedical Sciences
Class of 2023

A dedicated military dependent aspiring to become a Family Medicine Physician by bringing along his ties with the military, his black and Filipino heritage, and natural curiosity of the world through the communications of his truths via memes, videos, digital marketing, and heart-to-heart conversations.

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Nyah Laureta

Nyah Laureta

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Nyah Laureta

Nyah Laureta

B.S. Biomedical Sciences
Class of 2023

My husky experiences have helped a passionate and eager student like me bloom into a diligent individual. As an aspiring physician, I will use the foundations that I have built as an undergraduate at the University of Washington and continue to build towards contributing to a future where everyone feels like their concerns are validated in an environment that focuses on community and inclusivity. UW Tacoma has created an environment for me where I can prosper as a leader with a thirst for knowledge and a desire to assist others.

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Angel Reddy

Angel Reddy

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Angel Reddy

Angel Reddy

B.S. Biomedical Sciences
Global Engagement
Class of 2023

My time at the UW allowed me to better understand my multifaceted identity as an Indo-Fijian and First Generation student. From my study abroad experience to my campus job to my research, I was able to incorporate my identity into my work and embrace the identity of those around me. The Husky 100 serves to remind me of my place in the world and the good that I can still bring into it.

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Julie Venezio

Julie Venezio

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Julie Venezio

Julie Venezio

B.A. Psychology
Gender and Sexuality Studies
Class of 2023

Although some may underestimate retail workers or those who have a gap in their education, the University of Washington Tacoma’s Career Development Center saw something in me, giving me the opportunity to work as a Career Prep Consultant where I could use my passion for helping others in a new way. Assisting students in navigating their career paths and recognizing their potential has been a fulfilling experience that helped me find my own calling and has inspired me to pursue a career in student affairs. This experience taught me the transformative power of believing in and supporting others, inspiring me to do the same, just like the university did for me.

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