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Led by the desire to do good, Matt Day began searching for ways to provide physical therapy for people in need. Six years later, Day and his students are working weekly at a charitable clinic to aid in Daytonians’ recoveries.
For Kwyn Townsend Riley ’16, the push for social justice reform begins with her actions. It started when she was a student, organizing marches for Black Lives Matter and other social movements. And she continues to embody learn, lead and serve now in her work as the cultural and affinity spaces coordinator at James Madison University.
I have been able to see the face of Christ in my first, third, and fifth grade students everyday.
Whenever I walk across campus and pass a student they almost always run up and give me a big hug and ask when we will have class next. (And then they usually ask me if they’ve earned their five good behavior stickers to get a pencil next class—the kids go crazy for pencils).
UD Class of 2027, WE are so excited to meet YOU! So excited, in fact, we want you to come to campus this summer! Come join us this summer for our CALLINGS 2023 Program.
Although Marty Kilbane ’21 grew up in Cleveland, his parents — both UD grads — established a tradition of taking the family to Dayton to attend Christmas on Campus, and the result is truly a gift.
Three students, all from University of Dayton's Department of Teacher Education, have been awarded Fulbright English teaching assistantships this year.