Stories of Impact: Jonathan Woodbridge

I chose Cal State Fullerton to pursue my undergraduate degree for many reasons, but the deciding factor was the reputable history of its College of Business and Economics. Considering all the rankings and alumni success stories — as well as the beautiful coastline, the desirable weather and the friendly atmosphere — my decision was a no-brainer.

During my first semester, Titan alumnus John Nguyen visited one of my pre-business classes to share his passion for advancing financial literacy education. He has a zest for helping others — a mission that also inspires me and my future goals. I believe it is necessary for students to hear success stories from others who have already walked the pathways we wish to follow. Mentors are an integral part of the learning process as they prepare us for potential pitfalls and help us build connections.

My future goal is to practice corporate litigation. Growing up, several members of my family had legal professions, so I developed a love of the law and courts early on. I see myself as an attorney committed to finding ethical and reasonable solutions to complex legal situations.

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Being on the Titan Softball team is a great honor for me. I’m the first one in my family to get a scholarship to play a sport at a Division 1 university.
Daisy Muñoz, criminal justice major and Titan Softball infielder

The program cost was a barrier for me. I would not have studied abroad without earning a scholarship and I am most grateful to be a recipient.
Jocelyn Aponte, ’20 (B.A. history), graduate student in history

I am grateful to be breaking stereotypes while challenging myself to pursue a field that will advance technology in our world.
Taylor Livingston, computer science and business administration major

I want to educate students — that’s where my heart is.
Jonathan Oseguera, ’21 (B.A. psychology), special education credential student

As a full-time graduate student living paycheck to paycheck, my work at the arboretum was generously supported by a donor.
Alexandra Lewandowski, graduate student in environmental studies

I want to elevate the diverse stories of people.
Jessica Choi, communications-journalism major

I study physics to solve real-world problems.
Daniel Martinez, graduate student in physics

I found my voice in photography.
Cassandra Caldwell, art-creative photography and experimental media major

I want to help my patients feel heard.
Evelynn Dronberger, graduate student in nursing-women’s health concentration

I want to be an example for underrepresented students in engineering.
Oscar Sosa Cordova, civil engineering major

Anyone can be a scientist if they are curious.
Melissa Fernandez, biological science major

Health care should be a basic human right.
Samantha Enciso, biological science major