Podcast Stories
We have heard 100s of inspiration stories about how women finished their college degrees and how these degrees have changed their lives. These short podcasts highlight the experiences of some of these amazing individuals around Utah. We hope they will help motivated youth and adults to participate in college and complete their degrees! If you have a story you would like to share please contact us [email protected].
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Interview 4: Dr. Cheryl HanewiczDuring her educational journey, Dr. Cheryl Hanewicz “found her voice” through education and networking with others who would become her “cheerleaders.” She describes the educational process as “building a person,” creating maturity, and the ability to mentor others. Finally, she gives advice in overcoming the financial obstacles that may seem insurmountable at times. About This Contributor |
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Interview 3: Adonica Ihilani Kauwe LimónAdonica Limon felt lost when she considered the barriers to a college education. As a single parent of three boys, she was challenged by financial issues, day care and demands on her time to work and go to school. She attributes her success to hundreds of people – from teachers and advisors to those who contributed to the scholarships she received. Now educated “in the heart’ as well as the mind, Adonica plans to give back to her community. About This Contributor |
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Interview 2: Eva BernfeldAfter twelve years of marriage, Eva Bernfeld found herself “penniless” with five children between the ages of 3 and 10. She knew that her daydream of a college education had to become a reality. Eva learned to “put the pride aside” and ask for help along the way, using her children for help and encouragement. “We took the journey together.” About This Contributor |
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Interview 1: Nicolle JohnsonInspired by her mother, Nicolle Johnson dreamed of college from an early age. However, she never imagined the physical and psychological challenges she would encounter along the way. Nicolle discusses her personal keys to success, including the importance of mentors, advocates and “cheerleaders.” “People never ask how long it took (to complete a degree). They only ask if you have finished.” About This Contributor |
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