Alumni Stories
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Ho Family Scholarship Helps Students Achieve the American Dream
Inspired by his own immigrant journey and his son’s graduation from UT Dallas, Steve Ho created the Ho Family Scholarship to help hardworking Jonsson School students pursue their dreams of higher education.
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Friendship and Legacy Reflected in Paint
Artist Desmond Blair BA’07, MA’09 painted a portrait of his late friend Bruce August Jr. BS’07 as a testament to their friendship and a means of supporting students through a scholarship in August’s memory.
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Alum’s Research Launched at UTD Excels Post-Graduation
Michael Lundie MS’21, PhD’22 is a scientist whose work focuses on cognitive research to improve the ability of members of the military to perform as well as improve treatment of those with traumatic brain injuries.
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In the News: Comets Making Headlines
UT Dallas graduates spread their expertise to companies and organizations around the U.S. and the world. Read how researchers and even University staff are making a difference.
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Campus Scene: Comet Graduates Celebrate at Commencement
Fall graduates marked their accomplishments throughout several commencement ceremonies and at a celebratory gathering at the Davidson-Gundy Alumni Center.
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Creating New Realities for Physical Therapy Patients
Veena Somareddy MA’14 came to UT Dallas to study video game design and computer programing. Her skills allowed her to create technology that became the basis for a company specializing in physical therapy treatments based in virtual reality.
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UT Dallas Opens World of Experiences for Alumnus
While at UT Dallas, Nidhish Lokesh BS’19 simultenously prepared for medical school while experiencing the many opportunities presented to him as a student and a McDermott Scholar.
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Expressing Passion for Culture Through Dance
Leslie Rubio BS’14, MBA’17 grew up celebrating the culture of Mexico through a popular style of traditional dance. As an adult, she rediscovered her passion for dancing while exploring her heritage.
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A Veteran Serving Fellow Veterans
UT Dallas alum Catherine Cat Kim BS’23, MS’25 saw a need to connect with fellow student veterans to build a campus community, connections and experiences that remain impactful beyond the graduation.
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