“Being able to do human rights and international studies along with business, and try to find a bridge between the two, has been something that Michigan allowed me to do.”
Growing up in Ontario, Canada, Troy Saruna always held a soft spot for The University of Michigan. “Even though we lived in Canada, we were U of M fans,” he recalls. “My two older brothers went...
“Being able to do human rights and international studies along with business, and try to find a bridge between the two, has been something that Michigan allowed me to do.”
When I look back at all of my study abroad photos from Sweden now, I think about how different my life would be if I had not been brave enough to try something new and uncommon.
As President of the Mind Matters Mental Health Initiative, I recently hosted an event with five amazing speakers (outlined on the bottom of this post) called Head Talks. Head Talks is a Ted-Talk style seminar on mindfulness, mental health and wellness, and positive psychology.
