Husky 100 Spotlights
November 23, 2016
Spotlight on Brian Rich
Brian Rich Seattle, WA Master of Architecture ’16 Why did you apply for the Husky 100? I have a multi-faceted life and many of these facets do not have any direct connection with each other. While many of these parts had to be kept separate, I felt that they were related and that the whole…
November 22, 2016
Spotlight on Starla Sampaco
Starla Sampaco Bellevue, WA BA Communications (Journalism)/BA Law, Societies and Justice ’17 What’s your advice for current students who want to become a Husky 100? The Husky 100 is not just about getting good grades or having a long list of accomplishments. This program is about recognizing passionate individuals who want to use their UW…
November 9, 2016
Spotlight on Daniel Yusupov
Daniel Yusupov Redmond, WA BS Neurobiology ’16 What does the Husky 100 award mean to you? To me, being selected as a member of the Husky 100 was an acknowledgement of my experiences as a Husky. It made me feel as though what I had been working on for the past four years was valued…
November 1, 2016
Spotlight on Katherine Pratt
Katherine Pratt Corvallis, OR PhD Electrical Engineering ’19 Why did you apply for the Husky 100? I applied for the Husky 100 because I wanted to share my non-traditional student journey and how much impact one person can have as a multidisciplinary engineer and engineering advocate. I mentor middle school girls in STEA^2M (STEM +…
Spotlight on Stephanie Liou
Stephanie Liou Taichung, Taiwan MD Medicine ’18 What are you up to now? I’m currently in the midst of my third year of med school, which is a busy time as I complete clerkships in six of the core medical specialties. I am loving the clinical, hands-on learning and the fact that I finally get…
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