Raymond Ostlie is a self-proclaimed “fish nerd” studying biology at Eastern Washington University. He loves the outdoors, and his favorite aspect has been visiting local streams and lakes, and the hands-on nature of the program.
Janda is studying electrical engineering. She came to Eastern because she wanted to be connected in tight-knit community. The college experience has transformed her to maintain a professional standard and to be accountable.
Melissa Hansen says that she didn’t necessarily choose Eastern, rather, Eastern chose her. She loves how people at Eastern don’t judge others on what they can’t do, but on what they can do, and help people succeed in those areas.
Marina Gulova studies visual communication design at Eastern Washington University. In graphic design, she believe that you get out of it what you put into it. And if you work hard to come up with the best possible design product, the result will be something you’re proud of.
Falling in love with the faculty and the campus while doing Running Start at Eastern Washington University, it was an easy decision for Maria McCauley to continue her undergraduate studies of computer science at Eastern. After taking just one computer science class, she fell in love with the potential applications she do with her problem…
Lucas Josue studies visual communication design. His favorite aspect of the program is receiving critiques, and he considers it the best way to develop.
Lexi Anderson is studying biology at Eastern Washington University. In her teenage years, she decided that things needed to change, and that she wanted to help put forth that change. Having Turnbull Wildlife Refuge this close to the university has allowed her to study unique ecosystems that other universities don’t have access to.
Kira Kallem is studying visual communication design at Eastern Washington University. Having teachers that provide assignments with outside clients has exposed her to new possibilities of what she could do in the professional world.
Kandise Holcomb studies biology and biochemistry at Eastern Washington University. She loves the amount of research opportunities on campus, and she is now looking to find a job where she can work in a lab.
For Jakob Wilson, the computer science program at EWU has been valuable to learn about game development, especially from a teacher who is an industry professional.
