Humans of the U: William Gustave
“There’s a lot we can do to make changes happen. And I feel like this university kind of looks for that. It looks for ways to expand and improve.”
Read More“There’s a lot we can do to make changes happen. And I feel like this university kind of looks for that. It looks for ways to expand and improve.”
Read More“Through research, I’ve been able to find a community at the U, build relationships with mentors, learn valuable research skills and I’ve worked with some really amazing ants in some really cool places!”
Read More“The responsibility of safety comes naturally to me; I don’t have to think about it.”
Read More“You already have the skills you need to make the world a better place, and if dedicating your life to something can make even a 3% difference, it’s worth it.”
Read More“One of the things I love about this job is that I have always felt really proud about what I do and where I work.”
Read More“One of the critical issues I am passionate about addressing is the lack of awareness and enforcement of youth rights.”
Read More“I want to make a lasting impact through roles like being a presidential intern or Bennion Scholar, and by mentoring others to inspire and teach valuable lessons.”
Read More“If you are feeling lost and don’t know what to do, just get involved as much as you can.”
Read More“I write a lot about my childhood and about the beauty and brutality in the forgotten landscape where I’m from.”
Read More“All of us want meaning in our life, and that, to me, encapsulates the idea of spirituality.”
Read More“When I leave the U, I hope to have helped other students find opportunities within campus to really help grow themselves.”
Read More“It’s important to share the cultural knowledge that we received from our elders with the next generation and other communities. If we don’t, it may get lost.”
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