"Predictably unpredictable" describes recent grad Emi Hug's work caring for young victims of domestic violence. Her training in psychology and experiences as a Lady Panther help her field challenges daily.
Mauricio and Faith Marie Navas' account of the devastating earthquake that hit Mexico City in 2017 has appeared in multiple publications. "It took us many months to revisit the experience as a family," says Mauricio, who participated in the rescue effort and praises the overwhelming volunteer effort by youth.
Research flowing out of G.U.'s Department of Biology continues to draw interest from the scientific community, this time for junior Jessie Chappel. She is among an elite group of student researchers invited to present in January.
G.U.'s School of Education has added another awardee for excellence in teaching to its alumni ranks. Congratulations go to recent graduate, elementary teacher Christiane Zeller '17.
The USDA reports that the U.S. is in the middle of a five-year hiring boom for college grads interested in agribusiness. Nearly half of the opportunities occur in business management. G.U.'s first agribusiness graduate talks about her college to career transition.
