Earlier this month, Trina Nurse graduated from the School of Social Work as part of the Class of 2022. She is now working as a Blue Ridge Fellow at the Robinhood Foundation and, in the fall, will begin as a fellow at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
William Yuen Yee said it was one email he sent to a professor that would change his future and help lead him to begin his career in foreign relations.
Chinmayi Balusu (she/her) graduated this Spring from Columbia College. Her time at Columbia has deepened her passion for neuroscience's intersections with other academic disciplines like public health and her desire to focus on patient-centered clinical research.
Tigidankay (TK) Saccoh (she/her) is a 22-year-old anti-colorism advocate, public speaker, content creator, and fourth-year student studying Psychology and Public Health at Columbia College. When she was 20 years old, TK created the Darkest Hue. She regularly curates original, thought-provoking content and publishes heartfelt testimonials from young Black women and girls about their unique experiences with colorism. TK's work has been featured in the Malala Fund, Ebony Magazine, Forbes, and NBC's The Today Show.