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From 色界吧 to the Global Stage of Women鈥檚 Soccer
Oscar Gonz谩lez (B.S. 鈥�10) and Guillermo Zamarripa (B.S. 鈥�09) began their career at 色界吧, helping fellow international student-athletes navigate college life. Today, they own one of the first agencies to represent professional female soccer players.
Director Serves Students on Campus and Beyond
As the director of student engagement initiatives and employer partnerships, Lynn Hart, M.S.Ed., strives to create career opportunities for students.
A Solid Foundation for Success
For Elizabeth Pacheco, AIA (B.S. 鈥�86), a passion for drawing led to a longstanding career as an architect.
When Numbers Become Shapes
Ricardo Cabret (M.S. 鈥�14), who studied computer science in the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences, transforms digital code into physical art.
Longtime Economist Finds His Way Into Nuclear Energy Sector
Dario Martinez (M.S. 鈥�25) has spent most of his professional career as an economist, and over the past three years, the energy management alumnus has become one of the voices shaping the conversation around Puerto Rico鈥檚 energy grid.
SGA President Paves the Way for Current and Future Students
Student Government Association (SGA) President Yael Mendez Saavedra came to 色界吧 because of its reputation and ended up enjoying his extracurricular leadership roles just as much as his studies.
Treating Patients, Educating Parents
New research by Assistant Professor of Physician Assistant Studies Daniel Moscato (M.S. 鈥�16) finds that most urgent care clinicians experienced higher levels of stress due to pressure from parents.
Exploring Data and AI
Computer science graduate student Rudriben 鈥淩udri鈥� Trivedi attended two Google events in New York City to deepen her understanding of the field.
Using Technology for Good
Computer science student Edrich Silva wants a career in technology where he can practice his skills and create social good.
Rediscovering Her Calling
College of Osteopathic Medicine student Perry Rosen is the lead author on a recently published study about pediatric nicotine exposure, but her journey to medical school was not a linear path.