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Tracy Seipel

  • Associate Director of Storytelling, Santa Clara University
San Jose
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Stories - News & Events - Santa Clara University

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By Tracy Seipel
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It was her faith in God that led Lady Elizabeth Roy ’24 to Santa Clara University. Now, it’s guiding her back home to Columbus, Ohio, where she’ll attend law school, with the goal of helping those who need it most. The inspiration to pursue a legal career surfaced in fifth grade, when her class learned about capital punishment.
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Stories - News & Events - Santa Clara University

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By Tracy Seipel
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As they travel to different parts of town and other destinations, Elena Carter ’24 and Melanie Eng ’24 have come to examine the subtle ways sustainability impacts their lives, and those of others. For instance, the two recent graduates can’t help but think about what kinds of neighborhoods are planted with trees, which ones aren’t, and why. Tree canopy, they’ve learned, is often lacking in low-income communities where extreme heat impacts a person’s health and quality of life.
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Matthew Mayo '24 Learned to Lead for Others. It Got Him a Job at Google.

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By Tracy Seipel
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From a young age, Matthew Mayo ’24 hasapproached life with the kind of wisdom and determination he inherited from his late grandfather, a Filipino engineer who immigrated to the United States to create a better life for his family. “My grandfather taught me a lot about resilience and grit and maximizing my resources,” says Mayo. “It’s something I always try to do as a leader.
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