Student Spotlights
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Kendra Henry ‘23
Kendra Henry originally considered majoring in nursing at Trinity decided a social work degree would be a better fit and allow her to help people in a different way. A member of the Navajo community, she wants to work with Native American youth on mental health issues once she graduates and earns her master’s degree.
Miles Williams was studying in West Virginia when he made the choice to reach out to the baseball coach here at Trinity Christian College. In his search for the right school, he was looking for something that felt like home.
Graphic design major Yuri Coleman ‘24 came to Trinity because of the College’s size and opportunities that such a close-knit community offers.
For Alyssa Busker ’24, Trinity is a family tradition. “I heard about Trinity a lot growing up because my grandma was a part of the first graduating class,” said Busker.
Bolu Jegede ’23 loved her Foundations philosophy course so much, she not only got up early every day to attend class—she ended up switching her major to philosophy.
Mike Hay chose Trinity for three primary reasons. First, the College’s campus is close to his hometown of Villa Park, Ill., Second, Trinity has an outstanding education program. And third, he would be able to play volleyball for the Trolls.
Kendra Henry originally considered majoring in nursing at Trinity decided a social work degree would be a better fit and allow her to help people in a different way. A member of the Navajo community, she wants to work with Native American youth on mental health issues once she graduates and earns her master’s degree.
Nino Carrico, a native of Cabo Frio, Brazil, is majoring in Digital Design and minoring in Communication Arts.
A Human Resource Management major who is minoring in Math and Computer Science, Karen Jegadish ’23 is a member of Trinity’s Student Government Association and a student mentor in the Thrive program.