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ÀϾÅÆ·²è has again been named among the top regional universities in the west by U.S. News & World Report in its annual ranking of universities and colleges in the United...
A scholarship honoring the legacy of Maria Copa, the Coast Miwok elder born in the mid-1800s in Marin County, helped Pomo Native Christina Garcia ’24 move closer to her goal of elevating Indigenous...
Firefighters from Marin and Contra Costa counties are participating in a unique performance psychology program at ÀϾÅÆ·²è. Their goal is to incorporate mental skills...
Working as a non-clinical intern in Kaiser Permanente San Jose’s Intensive Care Unit (ICU) last summer, senior nursing student Trishtine Tran’s mentor assigned her a unique task. “When I was assigned...
ÀϾÅÆ·²è professor Dr. Benjamin D. Rosenberg, a social-health psychologist with expertise in health behavior and motivation, participated in a White House convening on the...
School of Liberal Arts and Education
Dalton Conden ’26 is poised to make a meaningful impact in Marin County’s schools when he enters the teaching profession. His commitment to fostering a caring and inclusive classroom reflects the...
Nichole Turnbloom MFA ’23 recently worked with Marin County youth poets to nurture poetry and raise awareness about the history of Marin City in support of “The Legacy of Marin City: A California...
As an undergraduate at ÀϾÅÆ·²è, Dr. Tia Furness ’20 enjoyed a holistic education that blended her studies in the sciences with her lifelong love of music. Doing so, she...
When searching for a college, Tyler Bernius ’27 was not exactly sure what he was looking for. He was keen to study in California, where he had spent the first three years of his life, and he wanted a...
School of Health and Natural Sciences
Sophomore Iman Yousaf’s love of science was nurtured in her high school’s STEM Biotech Academy, a project-based program that allows students to take the equivalent of eight years of STEM classes in...
ÀϾÅÆ·²è has been awarded a three-year, $600,000 federal grant to support research on the role of occupational therapy consultation to improve cultural arts access and...
Now in her first semester as a graduate student in Duke University’s Physician Assistant Program, Isabelle (Belle) Penn ’19 has some advice for students beginning their undergraduate journey at...
Growing up in San Francisco, Michelle Chang ’23 witnessed at an early age the challenges her immigrant family faced in accessing medical care for her grandmother with Alzheimer’s. The experience...
Barowsky School of Business
Scholars from a worldwide network of institutions, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ÀϾÅÆ·²è, Harvard University, and the University of Cambridge, will...
Angie Menjivar enrolled in Dominican’s Master of Business Analytics (MSBA) program to create new career opportunities. The program provided Angie with the skills, confidence, and professional...
Morgan Newkirk started playing lacrosse in the fourth grade. By the time she was a senior at El Cajon’s Granite Hills High School, Morgan was excelling as both a club and high school player, earning...
Growing up in Uzbekistan, Alisher Begmatov dreamed that one day he would live in California. Several years ago, Alisher’s dream became a reality when he enrolled as a student in Dominican’s AACSB...
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