Humans of the U: Aiden Leone
“I opened the mobile barbershop during spring break and since then, we’ve built up a client base of 300 plus.”
Read More“I opened the mobile barbershop during spring break and since then, we’ve built up a client base of 300 plus.”
Read More“My hope is that we’ll be able to provide deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals assistance as far as reading and writing goes.”
Read More“If we think about where we are in this current moment with higher education, it does require a new way of thinking and a new way of approaching leadership.”
Read More“I’m moving abroad for a year, away from my family, but I’m excited to explore a new frontier.”
Read More“The teaching itself is a big part of what I’m looking forward to.”
Read More“This opportunity would have been completely off the table for me if it weren’t fully funded. I am so grateful I took the chance and applied.”
Read More“The staff (in the office of Nationally Competitive Scholarships) helped me identify what I wanted to study and what program would make the most sense.”
Read More“This year’s commencement theme, ‘The U behind you, the world in front of you,’ resonates with me because I feel like the U has become part of who I am.”
Read More“When I look back on my years at the Asia Campus, the moments that stay with me the most aren’t necessarily the academic achievements. It’s the people I met along the way.”
Read More“I want to help prevent youth from doing things like misusing substances, doing things that can potentially endanger their lives, but also prevent them from dying by suicide.”
Read More“Creating that sense of students seeing themselves here through our programming is one of the biggest things that we strive for.”
Read More“In my job, part of what I do is think about strategies around recruitment for the Graduate School and begin to connect and partner with various departments throughout the university.”
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