Sydney Etten (’24 agricultural and rural policy studies) recently presented research about the barriers women and people of color face in outdoor recreation at Iowa State’s Health and Well-being Symposium ’24.
In a moment of crisis, Air Force ROTC Cadet Aleksyia LeClere (’26 criminal justice, psychology) chose to act, which prevented a friend from harming themselves. For her bravery, LeClere received a national award.
Gillian Anderson (’24 agricultural and rural policy studies, international agriculture) answered the door when opportunity knocked, which led her in a new career direction.
Jillian Seweryn (’23 criminal justice) was one of 13 students who earned an LAS Dean’s High Impact Award for Undergraduate Research for fall semester. Seweryn was mentored by Shannon Harper, assistant professor in the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice.
Carlos Hobbs (’24 criminal justice) has his sights set on a future career with the FBI. His summer internship with the Ames Police Department is a great first step in achieving that goal.
Aliya Warth (junior, sociology) has faced more challenges than any college student should. But they are not going to let that stop them from changing the world.
Grace Howe (’22 agricultural and rural policy studies, journalism and mass communication) had not one, not two, but five internships during her Iowa State career.
Senior Natalia Rios Martinez is breaking new ground in the study of rural legal deserts.
Kaleb Nichols (’24 sociology) knows his purpose in life is to positively impact Black youth. He also knows that a degree in sociology from Iowa State will equip him with the tools necessary to achieve his lofty goals.
Lane Kunzie (’22 criminal justice, psychology) is well prepared for a future career in criminology and sociology, thanks to the plethora of educational and social opportunities Iowa State offers.