Caroline Hawk has gotten the opportunity to discover and live out her passion for sustainability as a student at Transy. The biochemistry major is involved on campus with the Transylvania Environmental Action League and as a student board member for the Green Revolving Loan Fund, and she researched nanoparticles in worms with the University of Kentucky Department of Plant and Soil Sciences.

 Transy does a really good job of giving students a platform to promote their voice… You have a lot of opportunities to get involved and find something you’re passionate about. Once you’ve found that passion, Transy gives you a lot of different ways to voice it, to improve what the campus is doing, what the community is doing. There’s an outward impact Transy has on the Lexington community. 

Caroline Hawk ‘21

In his time at Transy, Seth Wyatt has stepped up and into the opportunities presented to him, developing as a leader while serving and advocating for the larger community. As president of the Interfaith Alliance, he is committed to representing all religious traditions on campus and to creating an inviting, respectful space for individuals to share their perspectives. He sees Transy’s intimate campus as an exceptional place for opportunities to serve and to build an inclusive, respectful community.

 Transy does a really good job of giving students a platform to promote their voice… You have a lot of opportunities to get involved and find something you’re passionate about. Once you’ve found that passion, Transy gives you a lot of different ways to voice it, to improve what the campus is doing, what the community is doing. There’s an outward impact Transy has on the Lexington community. 

Seth Wyatt ’21