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A Thai woman and American man pose in front of a blue sign that reads "One Health Center"

Bridging Cultures and Battling Diseases: A Student's Thai Odyssey

BY Parker Smith, April, 2024

After seeing the hardships experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand, Curtis Hoffman was determined to help. He never realized the life-changing opportunities he would have while there.

Valencia Amores, light skin, smiling, brown hair, blue eyes, in a white sweater. Portrait shot.

Rolling with the Beats: Sebastian Valencia Amores

BY Trent Olsen, April, 2024

Sebastian Valencia Amores learned how to adapt to change and flourish in new environments while engineering heart tissue at BYU.

Same as picture in the article. Parker Carlquist potrait shot.

PH Honored Graduate: Parker Carlquist’s Experiential Learning Expeditions

BY Trent Olsen, April, 2024

Parker Carlquist eagerly participated in several of BYU's inspiring learning opportunities, traveling to places like Europe and Washington, D.C. These experiences opened his eyes to all the different possibilities in public health and politics.

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EXSC Honored Graduate: Anne Shull's Journey of Self-Discovery

BY Aubrey Johnson, April, 2024

Anne Shull used to stress about getting everything done perfectly. As professors guided her to reframe her college expectations, she started taking better care of her body and spirit.

A woman looks up to the left with concentration as she holds two pieces of cut wood on either side of a fresh cut wood piece crusted over with bark. She has light skin and chest-length curly brown hair falling down her back. She wears a long-sleeve plain green shirt, several beaded bracelets on her right arm in the background, and a blue and white beaded necklace.

PWS Honored Graduate: Alexandra Olson and The Humbling Power of Nature

BY Aubrey Johnson, April, 2024

After years of passionate study, Alexandra Olson was awestruck by the fjords and volcanoes she saw abroad. Her love for the planet intensified, and she rededicated herself to conservation.

A woman looks down towards the white mortar and pestle she's holding on a table. She wears a black shirt, white lab coat, and blue gloves. She has light skin and chest-length brown hair with blond highlights.

Breaking Down Genetics to Build Humanity: Kate Jaggi

BY Aubrey Johnson, April, 2024

Kate Jaggi made a discovery she never imagined and it ignited a fire in her to continue conducting plant genetics research.

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NDFS Honored Graduate: Meghan Crowther’s Academic Journey to Medicine

BY Parker Smith, April, 2024

When Meghan Crowther chose to study nutritional science over all her other interests she never realized she'd discover a passion for research.

Jacob Wengler sits at a chair (right) smiling in a dark blue polo shirt, light skin, brown hair. To the left is a computer, microscope and other equipment.

CELL Honored Graduate: Jacob Wengler’s Slam Dunk Undergraduate Experience

BY Trent Olsen, April, 2024

Wengler doesn’t just slam dunk on the court as a member of BYU’s Dunk Team, he’s also slam dunked on the academic court as a premed student studying cellular biology.

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NEURO Honored Graduate: How Amos Avila’s Faith Made All the Difference

BY Trent Olsen, April, 2024

Before coming to BYU, Avila felt like “just one guy from South America,” a “no-one" just trying to find a better opportunity. But that changed during his time at the Y.

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