UofL alum carves her own path to increase diversity and inclusion in the environmental field
Kenyatta Johnson '20 moved to Louisville her senior year of high school, and for most young adults, a change during that time can be a tough adjustment. For Johnson, she didn't feel like Louisville was home. She started her undergraduate studies away from Louisville, but eventually came back, deciding to see if and how UofL could align with her goals of working with the environment in some capacity. When she began college, geology was her major of choice, but it wasn't offered at UofL. "When I transferred to UofL, I had to change my major to fit something I was interested ...