On the Road Toward Effecting Change
SCU’s Abby Alvarez ’22 and Jasmyn Burdsall ’20 have been named finalists for the prestigious Truman Scholarship and the Knight-Hennessy Scholars Program, significant opportunities in their journey to effect positive change in marginalized communities.
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Rhiannon Giddens will be back for her Spring Residency the week of April 26. In the meantime, enjoy the video recording of her winter concert.
Student Stories
Abigail Alvarez '22 Wins Truman Scholarship
Junior political science and Spanish double major is a longtime advocate on behalf of the disability community, service workers, and others.
A Passion for Marine Science
Environmental Science major Fiona Mulhern ’21 got the opportunity to study marine biology as a research assistant funded by the REAL program.
Bringing the Museum Experience Online
Through the REAL program, Studio Art major Shae Kennedy ’21 participated in a virtual internship where she created fun art activities for kids and their families to do online.
Success in a Virtual Congressional Campaign
Through the REAL program, Political Science major Abby Roubal ’21 deepened her understanding of politics as an intern on a congressional campaign.
Faculty Stories
Breaking Down Barriers and Cultivating Creativity
As a 2021 Creative Ambassador for the City of San José, SCU’s Ray Furuta is designing a project that will promote creative expression, break down barriers between different art forms, and ultimately bring together the community.
Community Partnerships for Environmental Justice
Through SCU’s Environmental Justice for the Common Good Initiative, faculty member Chris Bacon has been a part of many successful food justice projects working towards a more sustainable world.