Grad struggles to achieve a better life
When Ashley Howard was born, she was unaware of the strength she had inside herself. Born in the city of Sukabumi on the Indonesian island of Java, Howard was adopted from an orphanage by an American couple when she was four months old.
Grad bucks cultural stereotype to lead by example
Growing up in a single parent household and working in the fields alongside her mom, Jasmine Banuelos learned the importance of hard work early in life. But in opposition to cultural beliefs that a woman should remain at home, Banuelos’ mother instilled in her a desire to go to college.
Veterans share love of serving, education
When Garrion Orr was discharged from active duty after five years of service in the Army, including a one-year deployment to Iraq, he was ready to get a job. He had good skills and experiences, but quickly realized that wasn't going to be enough.
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