Tyson Graduates KU

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We’re excited to announce that Hayden Tyson, The Independent School, 2021, completed his undergraduate studies this summer, graduating from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor of Arts in Behavioral Analysis with a specialty in early childhood autism intervention and a minor in psychology.

Hayden is now enrolled as a doctoral student at KU in the Behavioral Science department with Dr. Pamela Neidert as his advisor. “The foundation’s help in paying for graduate school is much appreciated,” he stated.

Way to go, Hayden! We look forward to calling you Dr. Tyson!

Martinez Heads to KU

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Rafael Martinez, Maize South, 2024, has decided to attend the University of Kansas this fall. This decision was driven by KU’s extensive community and proximity to home. Rafel also noted that KU’s financial aid opportunities allow him to pursue a high-quality education for an unmatched price.

Rafael plans to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Economics, aiming to study abroad and minor in global studies. After completing his undergraduate degree, he intends to continue his education by obtaining a master’s degree.

Rafael shared, “I am excited to finally pursue further education in a field I’m passionate about at an institution like KU. I am eager to explore everything college has to offer by going to basketball and football games and joining campus organizations like the Global Business Initiative, Hispanic Business Student Association, or Student Senate.”

Best of luck on your journey at KU, Rafael!  

Emily Nguyen Accelerating Path to Law School

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Exciting News! We are thrilled to announce that Emily Nguyen has been accepted into KU’s LEAD (Legal Education Accelerated Degree) Program. This achievement enables her to complete her undergraduate degree ahead of schedule and transition directly to KU’s law school.

Please join us in congratulating her on this impressive accomplishment!

Emily Nguyen appointed to board

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Congratulations, Emily Nguyen!

Emily has accepted a position on the Executive Board for KU’s Asian American Student Union! She will be working as their New Member Representative.

In this position, Emily will be responsible for reaching out to new members, communicating meetings and events directly with members who do not partake in social media, assisting other Executive Board members with their responsibilities, and helping with new member retention.

Best of luck in your new role, Emily!