Student Profiles
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A network for the future
["Serena Campbell constructs a vital network to unite UCSC’s critical environmentalism research across departments and disciplines"]
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Enhancing communication across communities
["Ph.D. candidate Andrew Guydish awarded the Fredrico and Rena Perlino Memorial Scholarship"]
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Challenging the costs
["2022 Valerie Fuette Scholarship winner Marisol Ornelas readies herself to make education both equitable and accessible"]
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Continuing an academic legacy
["Dr. Aaronette White Scholarship supports student"]
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Amanda Safi Transforming Futures
["A Transforming Futures scholarship meant Amanda Safi could explore a career in public policy"]
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Dialogues, collaborations, and the success of 'slow science'
["With funding from the Henry Luce Foundation, the new Southeast Asian Coastal Interactions Initiative takes a methodical approach to worldwide social and environmental challenges"]
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Another glass ceiling shattered
["UC Santa Cruz student Gina Schneider became a part of history as one of the first women in the U.S. to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout"]
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Forest monitoring efforts contribute to new understanding of climate change impacts
["Data collected by student interns at UC Santa Cruz’s Forest Ecology Research Plot (FERP) recently contributed to a breakthrough in understanding how climate change affects forests."]
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Troupe Dynamic
["UC Santa Cruz's African American Theater Arts Troupe, which is celebrating its 30-year anniversary, has not only staged plays but also taken up works that deal with issues of race, injustice, and discrimination; brought its performances into the community; and awarded more than $100,000 in scholarships."]
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Astrophysics graduate student Diana Powell wins 2020 Ford Fellowship
["Diana Powell, an astrophysics graduate student at UC Santa Cruz, was among 132 outstanding scholars awarded the 2020 Ford Foundation Fellowship."]
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Social Sciences recognizes students
["I’m so proud of these students’ ability to adapt, adjust, and achieve so much in their time at UC Santa Cruz."]
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Slugs help high school students choose higher education
["Student leaders use Zoom to host virtual visit for hundreds of newly admitted students."]
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The power of research
["Wilfrido Hernández Flores discovered social science research in the Culture and Achievement Collaborative, and it changed his life."]
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Breaking down barriers to success
["First-gen student Reina Garay-Solis is doing undergraduate research to help identify common challenges for first-gen and underrepresented students and find effective institutional practices to address them."]
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Raising awareness of ‘deficit thinking’
["Undergraduate researcher works to combat harmful perceptions many first-generation students experience."]
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Finding his way—with a little help
All alumnus Patrick Bailey needed was some support, which he found in the Summer Research Experience program at UC Santa Cruz; this year, he defied the odds by earning a Ph.D. in biochemistry and molecular biology, and is now doing cancer research
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Two UCSC graduate students win HHMI Gilliam Fellowships for Advanced Study
Gilliam Fellowships support exceptional graduate students who are committed to increasing diversity among scientific leaders
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Leaving their mark, inspiring others
The five recipients of this year’s Distinguished Graduate Student Alumni awards return to campus this Alumni Weekend to share career and life advice during the 2018 Graduate Student Alumni Career Paths Panel.
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To Pluto and beyond—Undergraduate research helps start a career
UC Santa Cruz students enjoy the rare privilege of doing real-world science as undergraduates. Nadim Abu-Hashmeh will present his original research to the American Geophysical Union with help from a specialized endowment.
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Your Future Awaits
Students and the UC Santa Cruz community gather to celebrate Commencement 2015.
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Long-ago gift helps a struggling student thrive
Justice Brandenburg will graduate in 2017 with a major in legal studies. (photo by J.D. Hillard)
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Cowell students’ fundraising for Quarry turns $2,000 into $30,000
Cowell Provost Faye Crosby, seated left, and members of the philanthropy-focused “Good vs. Good” class.
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Rising to the challenge
Layla Cervantes (College Eight ’16) and her mentor Manel Camps, Associate Professor In Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology
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Saving history
Jimiliz Valiente-Neighbours, Sociology (Photo by Carolyn Lagattuta)