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Est. 2014
If there is one thing Chao Mwatela wants you to know, it’s that there is no replacement for a good education.
With less than three years of education to go, Barbas Nyaosi’s ambitions to introduce medical knowledge to his home country are closer than ever.
Emily Kortlever has a curiosity that stretches outside the confines of any one college major.
A childhood love for soccer has widened the field of opportunities for Lucas Camargo.
Habiba has assumed a leadership position on campus, serving as the student senate president. Her role, as she describes it, is to be the bridge between the student body and university leadership.
A pair of Rochester entrepreneurs are dialing up plans to grow their computer service business.
By utilizing RCTC and WSU-Rochester’s degree completion initiative, Path to Purple, Brittany became the first college graduate in her family, receiving her bachelor’s degree in accounting in 2012 from WSU-R.
With late nights, early mornings and a family to care for, Aaron is the first to admit that going back to school as an adult is no easy task.
With projected 30 percent growth over the next decade, nurse practitioner is becoming one of the fastest growing professions in health care
If Cara's time in the classroom has taught her anything, it's that there is no expiration date on personal growth.
One could say nursing is part of Lilly Schmidt's DNA.
