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Alyssa Carrillo (’18) faces challenges, finds support as student veteran at U-M
Alyssa Carrillo, 2018, Dental Hygiene
When Alyssa Carrillo submitted her transfer application to the University of Michigan three years ago, she didn’t tell anyone.
The chances weren’t good, she thought, for a 24-year-old Air Force Veteran from Muskegon, Michigan, who hadn’t taken high school very seriously.
“I didn’t want my parents to get excited about the idea only to see me not get in,” Carrillo said. “It was a shot in the dark.”
Read the story“Sometimes I’ll be sitting in the Big House and will just think, "wow, I can’t believe I’m here."”
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Love by example: Holding space for students facing hatred, discrimination
I recently spent an evening talking with four freshmen at a local burger joint.
We covered every issue possible except tax reform and elder-care. Give us a minute. We’ll solve those, too.
It was an occasion for connecting, reminiscing, and learning. Unfortunately, it came at a difficult time for these young University of Michigan students.
Earlier that day, the Rock – a university landmark – was vandalized with hate speech against our Latinx community.