News from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Tou Jim Lee often dreamed of something bigger while growing up in a small town. UWM provided him with opportunities he might not have had otherwise, and now he helps run a multimillion-dollar nonprofit.
In high school, a research project into a type of virus helped stir Ally Ruffino’s love for science. In college, she discovered a professor who worked with that same virus, and it spurred her into an academic path she loves.
Nick Nelson began college as a mechanical engineering major, but soon realized it wasn’t for him. Not long after, he found university and career path that better suited his interests.
Gabrielle Naomi Armon-Wickers started learning about investing simply because she liked it. Now, she wants to use her career to help not just herself, but also others in the Black community.
