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Alumni Spotlight Series

Meet Our Alumni Research Assistants

Hear from Project SEED alumni as they reflect on their experiences, the skills they developed, and where their academic and professional paths have taken them.

Alumni Spotlight Series

Alumni Spotlight

Chantal

Class of 2024  •  Spanish Research Assistant

Chantal, a neuroscience graduate, shares how her experience in Project SEED opened the door to new opportunities, including publishing a paper on academic discrimination. She discusses her current journey as a graduate student in The University of Texas nursing program, how she found her path to nursing, and her goal of pursuing cardiovascular care after graduate school. Chantal also reflects on her time in the project, where conducting interviews and home visits allowed her to build meaningful connections with participants and the Mexican American community. Through Project SEED, she developed valuable transferable skills, including leadership, communication, and idea development.

Watch Chantal’s Story  → From research
to what’s next.

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How is my family going to benefit from the project?
The purpose of the study is to create new programs, like the Ojeda Program that is currently being implemented in middle schools, that can help students grow up to be healthy and successful individuals. While the program may not help your child translate better, it gives us the opportunity to learn more about children who translate. It also gives your child an opportunity to learn a little more about the University of Texas at Austin.

¿Como se va a beneficiar my familia del estudio?
El propósito del estudio es crear programas nuevos, como el Programa Ojeda que actualmente se está implementando en las secundarias, que podrán ayudar a los estudiantes a desarrollarse en individuos saludables y exitosos. Aunque el programa no es para que su hijo traduzca mejor, es una oportunidad para aprender más sobre los niños que traducen. Tambien, en una buena oportunidad para su hijo(a) aprende sobre la Universidad de Texas en Austin.

 

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