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Misaki Seto: Jurassic Park Biologist
Misaki Seto, '19, Biomedical Sciences, is proof that the STEM influence of "Jurassic Park" extended beyond the shores of North America.
June 14, 2019Main Content
Karla Vargas: Keeping a Promise
With her degree in law and policy and her goal to become a prosecuting attorney, Karla Vargas plans to fulfill a promise to her mother.
June 13, 2019Main Content
Morgan Pasquier: Proudly Claiming Their Space
Transferring from Pierce College Puyallup, Morgan Pasquier brought an interest in psychology that has taken them far beyond their days in a warehouse job.
June 13, 2019Main Content
Catarina Terrill: a Woman of History
For her capstone thesis, Catarina Terrill examined the role of women in the Ku Klux Klan during that group's 1920s revival. Post-graduation, she'll do a Russian journalism exchange.
June 13, 2019Main Content
Christina Nelson: The Best of Both Worlds
Loving both science and writing, Christina Nelson discovered a way to harness both passions in her work with Project EMAR.
June 13, 2019Main Content
Lu-A Kikuo: The Pull of Palau
Dilluchei "Lu-A" Kikuo found a community at UW Tacoma that has helped her understand the colonial history of her home country of Palau.
June 13, 2019Main Content
Theo Calhoun: Space for Community
On and off campus, Theo Calhoun is devoted to creating spaces where people can find community and celebrate what brings us together, as well as what makes us distinct.
June 13, 2019Main Content
Diana Sheila Algomeda Villada: Sense of Belonging
"I have a growth mindset. I'm always looking for new opportunities and experiences. I like being in places where I can advocate for others." -- Diana Sheila Algomeda Villada
June 11, 2019Main Content
A Bridge Over Barriers
UW Tacoma's Campus Safety and Security has teamed up with the Office of Global Affairs on a project to help international students.
June 6, 2019Main Content
Kolodziej, Peter Featured in SIFF Documentary on Seattle's Thornton Creek
Center for Urban Waters' Ed Kolodziej and Kathy Peter talk about how daylighting and re-engineering restored the stream's ability to clean stormwater and host salmon.
May 23, 2019