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For more information about the Terry Scholarship, please e-mail [email protected] or visit our website at honors.utdallas.edu/terry
The Terry Scholarship Program was established in 1986 by Mr. Howard Terry in support of Texas high school graduates and transfer scholars to receive a higher education at public colleges and universities within the state. The University of Texas at Dallas was added to the program in 2006 and has exponentially grown since then. We currently have 116 scholars for the 2014-2015 school year and could not be more excited for what is in store!
From Houston, Texas, Josue will graduate magna cm laude with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Healthcare Studies. He served as a Peer Advisor for University Housing, Service Chair for the scholar organization, Student Delegado for the Center for US-Latin American Initiatives, Joint Admission Medical Program-HPAC Student Ambassador, and a Contact Tracer for Dallas County Health and Human Services. He has volunteered in his community through various volunteering opportunities, notably as a Spanish Translator for Hope Clinic McKinney- a free medical clinic for the uninsured. He participated in the Clark Summer Research Program, Teaching Apprenticeship for Biology lab, internships at Baylor College of Medicine and UT Southwestern Medical School, and the Last Writers Program. Josue loves to be outside, eat good food, dance, and dance even more!
After graduation, Josue will be attending The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley School of Medicine participating in a dual MD/MPH degree with UT Health School of Public Health.
Raneem will be graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience and Latin honors. She served as President of the Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students, Secretary of the Terry Scholars Organization, Community outreach representative for the UT Dallas PINK chapter, and Vice Chief of the UTSW Texas Emergency Medicine Research Associates Program. Raneem was also a Transfer Mentor, an Undergraduate Biology Teaching Assistant, and worked as a Research Assistant in Dr. Engineer’s lab - assisting research on auditory processing via vagus nerve stimulation. During her time at UTD, Albosstani published a patient memoir called “Beyond Boundaries” and had the privilege of studying Islamic civilization abroad in Morocco, Spain, Gibraltar, and France.
After graduation, Raneem will be pursuing medicine and doing research.
Robert is graduating with a double major in Biology and Healthcare Studies. He is from Cedar Hill, Texas which is just a little south of the Dallas area. He loves to stay active by hanging out with friends or playing a variety of sports, as well as being indoor friendly by watching Netflix or reading a book. Robert served as this year's Terry Scholar President, while being involved with the Freshman Mentor Program as the Event Coordinator and Co-Director for Camp Kesem. He worked as a medical scribe at Charlton & Dallas Methodist Emergency Rooms during three years of his undergraduate career. Robert worked in Dr. De Nisco's lab and helped research recurrent UTIs.
Robert plans to take a gap year and continue gaining experience through work, research, and traveling. He hopes to continue his education in Physician's Assistant school afterwards.
Stephen graduated with a bachelor's degree in psychology with a minor in human resource management. Stephen was active in the Terry Scholars Organization and participated in Terry events. He is going on his fourth year working as a Quality Assurance Manager at a global technology company.
Stephen will be pursuing a master's degree of science in healthcare leadership and management this fall at the University of Texas at Dallas. He is currently an applicant to join the Stephen Feinberg Scholars Scholarship program with the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation.
Divina is graduating summa cm laude with a degree in American Studies with concentrations in Gender Studies and Latin American Studies. Divina received major honors and graduated as a member of the prestigious Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. Divina served as the vice president, historian, and first-year Terry Peer Advisor for the Terry Scholars Student Organization. She was involved in campus leadership as a mentor to first-year students in the Freshman Mentor Program and Delegada in Dr. Rankin’s Center for U.S. Latin American initiatives. Divina partook in advocacy efforts as an AmeriCorps Program Assistant at Heart House, an after-school education nonprofit for refugee children, collaborator on the Divestment Committee for Students for Justice in Palestine, and student leader for racially and ethnically underrepresented students at the annual UT Dallas Multicultural Center’s Student Welcome.
Divina is taking a gap year as a Fulbright ETA in the Canary Islands and will attend law school in the near future.
The 2022 Terry Picnic was a success. ☄️We can’t wait for next year!
Genesis is a first-generation student, actually the first in her family to ever receive a bachelor’s degree. Genesis is graduating with a bachelor of science in Healthcare Studies. She served served as the social chair and historian for the Terry Scholars Student Organization and was also a part of the First-Gen Student Program and UTeach Dallas.
Genesis plans on going to nursing school and getting her BSN to become a registered nurse and later on getting her certification to become an aesthetician nurse.
Blanka will graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and with CV Honors. She served as the Secretary and as an Enrichment Advisor for the Terry Scholars. She worked as a student associate for two summers in the Cellular and Integrative Physiology Department at the UT Health Science Center in San Antonio.
Blanka will be attending Virginia Tech as a PhD student in the Translational Biology, Medicine, and Health program. Blanka has a bunny named Naveen and a dog named Cecil, and she likes going on walks, doing crafts, and calling her mom.
Daniel is graduating with a degree in mechanical engineering. He does research at the Boundary Layer and Subsonic Tunnel, also known as the BLAST wind tunnel. Before Transferring to UT Dallas he founded and served as vice president of a Robotics team at Sam Houston State University known as KatatroniX.
He plans to go into the workforce until starting his masters degree in mechanical engineering with a focus in design and manufacturing in the Fall of 2023.
The final Honors College Roundtable of the semester will be led by Terry alum Emily Luth this Friday at noon!
If you’re considering other career fields outside your major, learn how Emily went from a degree in biomedical engineering in 2017 to working with the Dallas Mavericks!
Rene graduated cm laude with a major in biomedical engineering. He worked at Dr. Victor Varner's Bioengineering laboratory for his first two years of undergrad. Rene was active in the Comet Opera club, performing numerous times during the pre-pandemic settings and was active with Three Oaks Hospice Volunteering during the pandemic.
He will be working as an Applications Engineer for National Instruments based in Austin, Texas and will be working on achieving his master's in electrical engineering soon.
Before moving to Dallas, Mohammad spent his childhood in Jordan. He is a first-generation student graduating with a degree in finance. Mohammad currently works as a project manager and also focuses on entrepreneurial pursuits. He is a three-year Camp Kesem counselor, a fellow in the CAFÉ program, and served as the service chair in the Terry Scholars Student Organization. Mohammad also traveled to Europe to complete an independent research study on blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies.
He enjoys playing soccer, reading, and traveling in his free time. After graduation, Mohammad will be working in the finance industry.
Gizman Baraso will graduate cm laude with a degree in Healthcare Studies and minor in Biology. She was a SHPEP scholar at Western University of Health Sciences and served as the Freshman Enrichment Coordinator for the Terry Scholars Student Organization. She was also an officer of Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students (MAPS) and Black Students for Public Health (BSP), and was an active part of the Student Ambassador program and Freshman Mentor Program while at UTD.
After graduation, she plans to take a gap year while applying to graduate school.
Alex is double majoring in finance and supply chain management. She is a member of the Omega Rho Honor Society, a fellow in the CAFÉ program, and was a Student Government senator. Alex was also a Peer Advisor for three years, helping students get acclimated to college life and get involved at UTD. She was a Financial Analyst Intern for a Dallas-based NPO and an Operations Intern for Amazon. She loves to hike, swim, and play tennis.
After graduation, Alex will be moving back to her hometown of Houston to work for Amazon.
Prince Nze will graduate with a double major in mathematics and actuarial science. He was a student ambassador that helped advance the university by assisting with events hosted by the President and other leaders on campus. He was the 2021 Homecoming King, and is a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars.
Prince will work in the business division at Discover Financial Services and pursue a master's degree in business analytics.
Congrats to senior scholar Divina Carrillo who was selected as a Fulbright Finalist! She will be an English Teaching Assistant in Spain (Canary Islands) for academic year 2022-2023. The highly prestigious Fulbright Program is the world’s largest and most diverse international educational exchange program, with a goal of promoting mutual cultural understanding. The grant is a reflection of Divina’s leadership and contributions to society!
Congrats to senior scholar Divina Carrillo who was selected for a Fulbright award to Spain for academic year 2022-2023!
The highly prestigious Fulbright Program is the world’s largest and most diverse international educational exchange program, with a goal of promoting mutual cultural understandings. The grant is a reflection of Divina’s leadership and contributions to society!
Congratulations and welcome to our 2022-2023 officer team!
We wish you the best of luck for this upcoming year!
We are kicking off this year’s Comets Giving Days today & tomorrow on April 6-7 for 1,969 minutes! The UT Dallas Terry Scholars are participating in this year’s giving days (for the first time!), and would deeply appreciate your support to help us raise funds for student-led activities, mentoring meals, and cultural events.
Every dollar you give will help strengthen the support for our Terry Scholars. Tell your friends, family, & share on your social media!
The link to support the Terry Scholars is in our bio!
The Door Decorating Contest is now live through Wednesday, April 6! Whichever door tallies the most likes will receive bonus funds on Comets Giving Days!
The winner will be announced on April 7. “Like” our Terry Lounge photo on the UT Dallas Alumni page for a chance for us to win!
The link to the Alumni page is in our bio!
Thank you to all who came to Friday’s Honors College Roundtable for Autism Awareness Week.
Faculty, alumni, and Waterfall Academy representatives led very insightful discussions on the steps we can take to build interpersonal connections and an accepting community on campus. A special thank you to scholar Rahma Arif for putting this together!
Check out our Terry Lounge doors for Comets Giving Days Door Decoration Contest.
Wish us luck for winning bonus funds for our program! Big shoutout to scholar Daemion McKellar for heading this up!
The Terry Scholars are hosting an Honors College Roundtable for Autism Awareness Week this Friday at 2 pm in the CV Library!📕📕
Join Psychology professor & Director of Baby Brain Lab, Dr. Swanson as well as speech pathologist & UTD alumna Alaa Khalil, who both have a passion for working with those on the autism spectrum. We will be discussing the steps students can take as friends, family, and volunteers to build interpersonal connections and an accepting community on campus.
RSVP from the Honors College weekly email or using the link in our bio
Congrats to the Pterrydactyls on showing out an winning 2nd place at the 2022 Oozeball tournament! 🏆Great job!!
The 5th Annual Comets Giving Days are coming up on April 6-7!
The first step: Sign up as a Digital Ambassador to spread the word about donating to the Terry Scholars Program! “Digital Ambassadors are digital leaders and share messages about Comets Giving Days before and during the campaign. Challenges, matches and special events will be shared with digital ambassadors throughout the days.
Whether you're a student, part of the alumni family or a friend of the University, anyone can sign up!” All it takes is an email and you’re signed up!
You’ll then be able to start using your personalized referral link, which allows you to see how much you have personally raised on Comets Giving Days.
See the link in our Bio to signup!
March 28th to April 2nd is National autism awareness week, a week focused on spreading awareness and acceptance within our communities.
Join us in donating books to Waterfall Academy, a school for individuals on the autism spectrum! Donation station will be located in the Green Center. See you there!
This Wednesday, at 5pm, we will be hosting an info session with Broderick Johnson, a UTD Terry alum and a Yale Law student! He will be talking about the Archer fellowship, study abroad, law school admissions and more!! If you are interested in any of these things, please join us!
This event will be held on zoom and the link will be posted in the discord tomorrow. Hope to see you there!
"Viva La Vie Boheme!" It took us two years, but we were finally able to have our annual Terry Cultural Event. Thank you scholars, alumni and guests who joined us at the Music Hall at Fair Park for the 25th anniversary farewell tour of "RENT!"
Join us next week for our UT Dallas Annual Alumni Networking Event, hosted on February 22 starting at 7 PM! We have an awesome list of panelists joining with very diverse academic and professional backgrounds. This event is mandatory for the UTD Terry scholars but open to all Terry scholars across the state! We look forward to seeing y’all there!
Going to the Cultural Event? Join us on Friday morning in the Terry Lounge. We'll talk fun facts about the musical RENT and details for Sunday's event. We'll provide the donuts!
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