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The former Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor Student Union president will represent the voice of young people in Wales’ largest youth organisation

Clarinet star Adam goes from North Ayrshire Concert band to the BBCs Scottish Symphony Orchestra

The Class of 2023’s sophomore year saw activism, a disappointing basketball season and adjustment to a new normal.&nbsp&#x3B;

THE LONDON Theatre Consortium has taken a proactive stance in addressing the current lack of diversity in the executive level of UK theatre.

Young Trustees spend two- or three-year terms on the Board of Trustees. They spend a year as nonvoting observers and then are voting members for the rest of their terms.&nbsp&#x3B;

Brigard, a third-year juris doctor candidate at Duke Law School, hopes to bring her unique set of life experiences and her passion for servant leadership to the Board of Trustees.

Lattimore, a doctoral candidate in theology at the Divinity School, hopes to use his experience in working across boundaries to take an interdisciplinary approach to supporting the University’s priorities.

Crittenden hopes to “understand who we are to each other” in the Duke community, broaden engagement with the Durham community, and strengthen wellness resources.

Young Trustees are current students selected to be on the Board of Trustees for two or three years that must “demonstrate an ability to think broadly about the university.”