Anna Tussey ’13 is a language teacher at Louisville’s John F. Kennedy Montessori Elementary School, a researcher who has worked with Guatemalan-Maya students, the children of indigenous immigrants, and the new board chair of a nonprofit called the Guatemalan Educational Outreach.
Alums Allison Conder ’14 and Nzinga Donovan ’13 founded the nonprofit Kairos International to invest in the soul, mind and skills of young adults in developing nations.
Transylvania has been deeply ingrained in the life of Interim President John N. Williams since the beginning.
Graduate Rachel Johnson shares her journey from Transylvania to the Peace Corps.
Collan Henderson ’19, who received an American Institute of Chemists Award at Transy, has secured a full ride and stipend to pursue a Ph.D. in chemistry.
Emily Hayes ’19 says the support she received at Transy helped her build an undergraduate career worthy of the Shearer Scholarship and, ultimately, of acceptance into the University of Kentucky College of Medicine.
Whether working for his dad’s landscaping company on sweltering summer days in Paris, Kentucky, or watching carbon quantum dots fluoresce red in the lab, or tutoring peers at Transy, Daniel Cooper ’19 is drawn to perceptible results — that “something tangible you can see.”
Christine Phipps ’19, who received an American Institute of Chemists Award, answers a few questions about her path to chemistry.
We are proud to welcome the Class of 2019 to our family of distinguished Transylvania alumni! This year’s class continues our tradition of excellence and achievement — here are just a few of the places they’ll be making an impact. You can make an impact, too, by supporting future Pioneers. Go to transy.edu to make…
Lora Bofill ’94 and Mariju Bofill ’99 learned from their parents to ask what they could do for others and they chose Transylvania University as the place to build their futures.
