Brown University student, Isabel Tribe f’20, discusses her evolution in advocacy work, the importance of exploring the world in new ways and how her time at TMS has impacted her along the way.

Distinguished jewelry appraiser, Lea Koonce Ogundiran S’90, shares her career path in gemology and discusses how her studies at TMS show up in her work today.

Scientist, Vivien Qiao S’18, shares her unique journey towards an MD/PhD and explains how there can be many paths to one goal.

A lawyer now running for Seattle City Council, Eddie Lin F’92, models what it looks like to prioritize community and service.

Award-winning author and college professor, Janice Nimura, discusses her passion for creative nonfiction and shares how TMS impacted the trajectory of her writing career.

Brown medical student, Courtney Bowen, discusses the non-linear path of following your interests and how TMS impacted her along the way.

Adam Werbach never believed in the status quo. After a semester at TMS, he felt ready for anything, including reimagining entire industries.

As a physician who advocates for access to gender-affirming healthcare across the country, Izzy Lowell embodies the TMS value of “taking care.”

In Vershire, Sandra Comstock saw the transformative power of collaborative decision-making and genuine listening. Now, she channels those skills into community advocacy alongside unhoused neighbors in Portland.

At TMS, Corey Bassett loved Wood Crew. Now, she’s an urban forester working to bring sustainable futures to cities across the country.

How TMS encouraged Billy Parish to connect with the land, connect with others, and connect with himself

How lessons from TMS inspired Michael Romano to move beyond conventional wisdom in criminal justice reform

How a semester at TMS prepared Maxine Burkett for a career in environmental justice