Billy Leung, Pullman Scholar, University of Michigan, ’16 In my senior year of high school, I remember being constantly stressed trying to figure out how I was going to afford a college education. Thankfully, my high school counselor told me about the Pullman Foundation. With the Pullman Foundation’s generosity and support, I’m glad to say […]
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Get to know our Pullman Scholar Michael Glynn,’19, an exercise physiology major at Marquette University. In his spare time, Michael likes to: Play sports (especially baseball); cheer on the Bears, Bulls, and Blackhawks; spend time with family and friends; and play with his golden retriever, “Sweetness,” who is named after Walter Payton. After rocking his first […]
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Get to know Pullman Scholar Asia Muhammad,’16, a psychology major at Saint Leo University. Three words Asia feels best to describe her personality: humble, outspoken, caring A lesson college has taught Asia (outside of the classroom): How to make her dollar stretch Like many students, Asia’s transition to college had some ups and downs. She remembers feeling […]
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While studying Education and Social Policy at Northwestern University, Diamond has had many opportunities to develop her interests. Whether she is doing research in African American Studies, working with Chicago Scholars, or studying abroad in Cairo, Egypt, she is always eager to gain new experiences. “My favorite thing about college life is the freedom to […]
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