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Friends & Mentors: How Community Shapes Tomorrow’s Leaders
Rainier Scholars Seattle
“I was born in Vietnam and immigrated to the United States with my parents when I was 3 years old,” said Hieu Tran, now a senior at Wake Forest University preparing for a career in financial services. His journey from South Seattle to Wall Street might seem unlikely, but it illustrates a powerful truth: future leaders aren’t built in isolation—they’re shaped by the community th
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Leadership Lessons from Bangkok: Jade Robinson’s Transformative Summer
Rainier Scholars Seattle
This blog post is adapted from Jade Robinson’s reflections from a PR internship experience in Thailand. Supported by a grant from Live Like Raija, a nonprofit organization created in memory of a former U-Prep student, Jade was able to pursue travel and connect with other cultures as part of her college experience.
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Meet Hannah Bahn, Chief Program Officer
Rainier Scholars Seattle
In October, we were thrilled to welcome a familiar face to a new position at Rainier Scholars. Please join us in saying hello and congratulations to Hannah Bahn, who has served as our Academic Director since 2022, and is stepping in as our new Chief Program Officer!
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WA Talking Book Library
WA Department of Human Services
State library services providing free audio books, braille materials, and digital talking book players for blind and print-disabled residents.
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