Students in Focus
Inspired by a long line of educators including his parents, Will Ostendorf will graduate with a master's in literacy studies and the honor of being named Outstanding Literacy Studies Graduate.
Andrés MartÃnez stood out since the first week of his master's degree studies, pushing his fellow students to reconsider assumptions about emerging bilingual students and students of color. He was named as the School of Education's Outstanding Equity, Bilingualism and Biliteracy Graduate.
A ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥ native graduating with a double major in chemistry and mathematics and teacher licensure in secondary science, Ally Collard hopes to have "the chance to help students see their potential as scientists, engineers and mathematicians."
Anne Fisher started making concrete plans to become a history and education Buff when she was just a freshman in high school. Now, the Outstanding Graduate in Elementary Education plans to focus her future on teaching for equity.
Named as the School of Education's Outstanding Secondary Humanities Graduate, Allison Murphy's love of archeology, culture and art inspired her future career as a social studies teacher.
Sustainable planning and urban design major Constantine Chrisafis, from Seattle, will graduate magna cum laude and plans to intern with a local Seattle municipality in the fall.
ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥ native and architecture major Mallisyn Bruce plans to work at a Boulder architecture firm and attend graduate school in fall 2021.
Alexa Leher is graduating with a degree in environmental design and an emphasis in architecture. She won the Environmental Design’s Outstanding Graduate award and is graduating with the highest GPA in her major.
Buddy Collins has spent the last few months improving access and discovery among the Earth Sciences and Map Library’s Sanborn Fire Insurance Map Collection.
Elinor Wolf's studies in strategic communications have helped the two-year starter for ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥ lacrosse find the perfect career path in digital engagement through her parents' horse racing venture.