Humans of the U: Joshua Lewis
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“I’ve played with a lot of the music professors here. And I just love the music the city has to offer.”
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Humans of the U: Sarah Shreeves
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“I’m a third-generation librarian. My father was an academic librarian. His mother was a children’s librarian. So I grew up in libraries.”
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“I am grateful that I was able to come back and live, work and serve in my community.”
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“I feel like I’ve become a better person from what I’ve learned both in and outside of my classes.”
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“I hope when students from similar communities and backgrounds as me see where I am at, it will help them imagine bigger futures for themselves.”
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“When we talk about environmental humanities, we are giving a voice and rights to the environment to have a say in its future.”
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“I have had so much fun participating in student leadership. At the end of the day, I think everyone ought to be having fun and enjoying their experience in college.”
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“The classes I’ve taken have taught me so much and really helped me become a better person.”
Read MoreHumans of the U: Raquel Ayala Falabella
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“I love meeting new people and bringing them into a circle where they feel like they can belong.”
Read MoreHumans of the U: Nick Baret
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“I learned during my internship how to work through something failing for months and not give up.”
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“If you are an aspiring entrepreneur at the U, my advice is to find a problem that affects you or someone in your community and see what you can do.”
Read MoreHumans of the U: Ariel Richer
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“Community-based research works by acknowledging the different power structures at play and working to empower people who are marginalized.”
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