A journey of persistence, passion and public health
What happens when you don’t give up, even when others tell you to? Nalani Thomas followed her passion, transforming challenges into opportunities and earning her PhD in Population Health. Now, she’s using her voice and research to uplift communities and improve maternal health outcomes.
Enrichment Fellow explores the intricate relationship between viruses and their animal hosts
Meet Melanie Regney, a PhD student researching viruses in marine animals and polar environments. In this Q&A, this Enrichment Fellow discusses her research progress and challenges and her favorite hobbies, such as painting, to relax!
PhD candidate Jerome Clark is using Navajo storytelling to imagine a better future for his people
For Jerome Clark, stories are not just for bedtime. They are tools that can be used to imagine, and eventually help create, a future for the Navajo nation, his nation.
Clark is a PhD candidate in English Literature at ASU. He studies indigenous literature, focusing on the story traditions of the Diné (aka Navajo) tribe to which he belongs.