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Doctorate before driver’s license? Young students with promise come to CU Denver
Sebastian Del Barco, 17, and Kaden Ostendorf, 14, know it’s never too early to commit to your education. That’s why the two high-achieving students are already taking classes at CU Denver. Both Del Barco and Ostendorf have a talent and a passion for mathematics. Both have big ideas for how to use their unique abilities. And both began taking classes at CU Denver in fall 2016.
Professor Cynthis Wong explores the mastery of Nobel-winner Ishiguro
There’s nothing like getting lost in a good book, but for CU Denver Professor Cynthia Wong, PhD, one incredible author has become her passion. Wong is an expert on Japanese-born, British-raised author Kazuo Ishiguro. Ishiguro is the recipient of the 2017 Nobel Prize in literature.
Professor Esther Sullivan has ideas on solving the affordable housing crises
“Right now, there is no state in the nation where a person working full time for minimum wage can afford rent for a fair-market, one-bedroom home. In fact, affordable housing is so hard to find, you’ll actually spend less of your income if you can afford to buy a house rather than rent.”