Faith Kosior ’25 found her passion for sustainable design and executed new projects through her lived experiences in Clemson’s School of Architecture.

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Faith Kosior ’25 found her passion for sustainable design and executed new projects through her lived experiences in Clemson’s School of Architecture.
The Clemson University Young Alumni Council recently recognized its latest 10 individuals who have graduated within the last 10 years for their impact in business, leadership, community, educational and/or philanthropic endeavors.
Alumna Victoria Houser Ph.D. ’21 has moved to Santa Barbara, California to work at The University of California, Santa Barbara. She gives her must-visits in the area.
Deb Conklin ’92 has given back to her alma mater with a gift that offers a new, interactive Clemson Ring experience for fellow alumni.
Wanting a better experience for herself and others facing similar challenges, Jamie Shultz ’12 has developed a first-to-market product to improve the experience of receiving medication though a port.
Paul Strong ’92 proudly wears his grandfather’s 100-year-old Clemson Ring.
A family of Clemson alumni has dedicated a campus landmark to their late wife and mother, honoring her loving legacy.
Malcolm Williams ’23 earned his degree in sociology with a minor in Global Black Studies at age 84, accomplishing the educational dream he had always wanted to realize.
John Alexander has shepherded Clemson’s endowment for more than two decades, but he doesn’t just excel in handling the finances for the University.
Jim Kaplan ’87 and his wife, Julee Kaplan, have given back to Clemson through funding need-based scholarships as they value the importance of education for all students.