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Alumni Stories
Jim Hanson
As a first-generation college graduate, a physics degree has been life changing.
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Co-Founder of Denali Therapeutics, focused on cures for neurodegenerative illnesses.
Read MoreApril Christofferson
I love the process of writing, but I write because I’m trying to make a difference.
Read MoreCharles Sorenson
My best trait is the ability to hang out with people who are far more capable than I am.
Read MoreStephanie VanBeuge
Lockdowns are something that Stephanie VanBeuge BS’17 knows something about.
Read MoreGeorge Elliott
Retired U.S. Patent & Trademark Office examiner & director on the pandemic: "It will pass"
Read MoreJulia Bailey-Serres
NAS member & U alum pilots Center for Plant Cell Biology, UC Riverside
Read MoreCarol Blair
I was given the opportunity to work as a lab assistant with Stanton and Dalrymple.
Read MoreArie Sitthichai Mobley
Better health care based on the unique genetic makeup of each individual
Read MoreBert VanderHeiden
As a first-generation college graduate, a physics degree has been life changing.
Read MorePaul Watkins
Critical thinking skills are among the most important things you can get from education.
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Dean Peter Trapa discusses the critical importance of undergraduate research.
Read MoreSarmishta Kannan
I learned to design investigations and lab protocols to test the hypothesis.
Read MoreConnor Morgan
What does a former Student Body President and Biology alum do after graduating from the U?
Read MoreRandy Rasmussen
BioFire Diagnostics began when three college friends came together @ the UofU.
Read MoreRay Greer
A professor convinced me that if I majored in math I could work in computer science.
Read MorePatrick Newman
It tasted just like black licorice. I remember being struck by that as an 8-year-old.
Read MoreClifton Sanders
Clifton Sanders, (PhD '90) receives a Founders Day Distinguished Alumnus award.
Read MoreClifford Stocks
Whether cancer or a pandemic, OncoResponse CEO knows how to grapple with an opponent
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Monica Gandhi BS'91
Growing up in Utah taught me a great deal and my time at the University of Utah was refreshing, eye-opening, formative and life-changing. The world has always struggled with disparities and vulnerable populations, such as those living with poverty or with stigma, are more prone to infection and poor health outcomes.
Great education comes with great privilege. It is our duty as graduates of the College of Science at the University of Utah to go out in the world to attempt to right these disparities, combat the stigma and carry the ideals of our rigorous scientific education forth.
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