Dianna Garzón
I attended Lane Tech High School where I received generalized support from peers and counselors. However, this did not eliminate…
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I attended Lane Tech High School where I received generalized support from peers and counselors. However, this did not eliminate…
Through the Chicago Early Learning Workforce Scholarship, Charlene Macklin enhanced her skillset in the early learning space at no cost.
Mary Ann Kistler was at a crossroads. She had been working a job in insurance for years, but it wasn’t…
Muhammad Elbadawi is building the life he previously dreamed about. He recently completed his Bachelor of Science in Business Management…
From the classroom to City Hall, Sendy Soto knows Wilbur Wright College gave her the foundation to build a successful…
For Harold Washington College alumna Sabrina Williams, the goal of graduating college was indeed worth the wait.
Nursing is a challenging field, and the education to become a nurse is just as rigorous. Sharing the demands of…
Persevere. It’s what Marnee Ostoa has always done.
Harold Washington College felt like home to Christopher Schaffer. When he decided to return to school to change careers, there…
Malcolm X College alumnus Martin Gonzalez has nurses to thank for his health today and for inspiring his future career…
Ever since she was a child, Maria Gabriela Pino has dreamed of becoming a doctor. In in her home country…
Harold Washington College alumnus Adetayo Olusegun transferred to UIC, secured an apprenticeship in his field, and now has a full-time…