Humans of the U: Hailee Roberts
“I’ve seen that there’s so many individuals, whether they’re directors or managers, seeing how they’re still pursuing more education and actively doing it has been very motivating and very inspirational.”
Read More“I’ve seen that there’s so many individuals, whether they’re directors or managers, seeing how they’re still pursuing more education and actively doing it has been very motivating and very inspirational.”
Read More“Designing for dance is unique because there’s rarely a script.”
Read More“I chose to study strategic communications because my end goal is to do PR marketing for a disability-related company.”
Read More“I want to help students understand there is a reason why these resources are here on campus and how important it is to get that co-curricular experience by getting involved.”
Read More“I first became interested in engineering when I got my first smartphone as a kid.”
Read More“At the end of my year as editor, I want to be able to say that I was able to build connections and trust with our audience.”
Read More“SpectrumNest is essentially a mobile app that allows parents or caregivers to register with minimal information.”
Read More“I would encourage any students who have an interest in media production, to reach out and find a way to get involved.”
Read More“I want to be able to help people and advocate for fairness among employees, because we are all humans and it’s really important that we do get paid fairly.”
Read More“For me, earthquake engineering isn’t just an academic discipline—it’s deeply personal.”
Read More“Fiction novels and that kind of stuff, that’s kind of my jam. I want them to hopefully know all the different things that literature can do outside of just telling an exciting story, and how it can really get your brain buzzing.”
Read More“I want to be involved in environmental policy and continue doing research, but I want my findings to be used to make decisions that will help wherever I am next.”