Christina Dulal '21 recently connected with our scholars about her post-grad work in Radiology and her plans for med school. We loved…
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Part of an ongoing series combining photographs and questions
Part of an ongoing series combining photographs and questions.
Part of an ongoing series combining photographs and questions
Part of an ongoing series combining photographs and questions
Part of an ongoing series combining photographs and questions
Helton Rodriguez loves people and music. He channels the latter into a side job as a dj and the former into several communities around campus.
Part of an ongoing series combining photographs and questions.
Elicia Dennis ’18 ’23 has curated a wildly full life…
Shaker Erbini '24 has long known he wanted to be a doctor. Last summer, he shadowed two medical doctors and shared his experience in our Sophomore…
Carlondrea (Lala) Petty is exactly where she hoped to be when she envisioned studying abroad her junior year. She checked in from Puebla Mexico to give us an update on how it's going and what some of the highlights have been so far this semester.
Teayanna Leytham '21 has always made the most of her time at Notre Dame, in the classroom as she pursued her Chemical Engineering degree and outside of it, leading clubs and studying…
Read More about Catching up with Teayanna Leytham '21, ESTEEM '22
Odalis Gonzalez Reyes, '21, is a ray of sunshine from American Falls, Idaho. Before arriving on campus, she really had not been much of anywhere outside of Idaho. That Freshman fall, when she drove cross…
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Ask anyone who knows about AnBryce at Notre Dame and they'll tell you the heart of the scholar's program is Program…
Isel Otero Torres' ‘21 trip to college three and a half years ago was a short one. A graduate of South Bend's Adams High School, she appreciated that Notre Dame would…
Raphael Banuelos’ Notre Dame story starts with a story about blueberries and ends, at least this chapter, with a fellowship acceptance with Venture…
“Today, after our warm up, I’ve got a pyramid for you guys: three sets of the first group, two sets in the second group and then one for the last exercises. I’m going to put the sequences in the…
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Sophomore Tarik Brown, does not believe in wasting time. Like many, he arrived on campus ready to take advantage of as many opportunities as possible and by any standard, he definitely has done so. What sets him…
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Travon DeLeon (’20) joined the AnBryce Scholars Initiative last fall and by all accounts had the shortest commute of any incoming scholar. Travon is a graduate of Penn High School in Mishawaka—which along with Granger, Indiana forms a triangle of communities with South…
Before Notre Dame, Logan McAbee-Thomas (’19) grew up in Boyceville, “a little tiny town” in Wisconsin. He and his sister lived with their legal guardian, who he refers to as mom, having lost his biological mother when he was young. His high…
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Kassidy Lawrence ’17 decided in the second grade that she was going to be a lawyer. “When I was in elementary…
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Erick Tapia ’18 found AnBryce's immersion program in London to be "eye-opening" and key to his decision to return there for a semester abroad.
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In the first cohort of students, Nat Thomas '17, has been making the most of her time at Notre Dame and
with the AnBryce Scholars Initiative. “As a first-generation student, you often don’t have a precedent for college navigation, and you often lack social and cultural capital.”
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Jinelfry Rodriguez’s ’19 attributes music and the AnBryce Scholars Initiative for broadening her horizons and introducing her to other cultures.
Read More about Scholar Profile: Eclectic music experiences mirror varied interests in college
