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Jasen Lee

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Humans of the U: Jewel Poss

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By Jasen Lee
| The University of Utah
“With compensation, our whole goal is establishing pay and classification practices. We’re not a big team. We’re five people. We have worked through creating these new job codes, creating the new pay classifications, doing the market research, and ensuring that the UCareer system is aligned within UHRM (University Human Resources Management) and overall University goals.
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Humans of the U: Rone Shavers

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By Jasen Lee
| The University of Utah
“I teach both undergrad and grad. I really want my students to learn. For the undergrads, I love exposing them to new literature they haven’t read before that introduces them to new ways of thinking about how books can be written or what books can do. Fiction novels and that kind of stuff, that’s kind of my jam. I want them to hopefully know all the different things that literature can do outside of just telling an exciting story, and how it can really get your brain buzzing.
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Humans of the U: Kaya Aman

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By Jasen Lee
| The University of Utah
“I feel like my work ethic comes mostly from being in ballet for so long. Like any other sport, you’re striving for perfection. You’re always trying to improve yourself, and you’re always pushing yourself. You always have to think about what you’re eating. Am I working out? Making sure I get enough sleep. Stuff like that does translate to everyday life, too. Especially with something that was like an athletic career and also a performing art at the same time.
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