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Students' poverty project sheds light on needs of Pima County's housing-insecure residents

Iliana Pacheco

Studying Vikings and Disability Leads to Outstanding Research Award: Iliana Rosa Pacheco, '22

Destiny Gilchrist holding book A Black Girls Truth

First-generation student publishes poetry book 'A Black Girl's Truth': Destiny Gilchrist, '22

Kamrin Robinson

Committed to Sustainability and Global Public Health, Kamrin Robinson, '22

Gustavo Cornejo

SBS Outstanding Senior and Care, Health & Society Major Driven to Help People: Gustavo Cornejo, '22

Madison Doser and Eden Kinkaid

Two SBS Students Receive 2022 Centennial Achievement Awards

Iliana Loera

Tenacity Propels Care, Health and Society Major to Second Chance at Degree: Iliana Loera, '22

Maya Smith-Dolana

In Maya's Name: Helping Students Write their Futures

Ceremony at the Women's Plaza of Honor

Giving Ways 2022

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Soundbites: Faculty in the News 2022

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