Through her involvement in the Tyler's campus community, Erica Mokun discovered her passion for illuminating other people's stories through journalism.

The connections Geovany Chavarria made at Tyler helped him reimagine what was possible for his future and include a bachelors degree in his career plan.

After making a career jump from electrician to designer, Jeremy Collins returned to Tyler to complete the electrical engineering technology degree he started 25 years earlier.

Daniel McCloud started his associates degree in machining while still in high school, and then scored an internship with Rolls Royce that turned into a full-time job. Now he has returned to Tyler to build his business skills as he starts his own business.

Two weeks after enrolling at Tyler to become a social worker, Yvonka Weaver was diagnosed with 3 brain aneurysms. She persevered through her health challenges, and with her Tyler support network, completed her degree and transferred to VCU.

After a NASA internship, leading campus groups, and earning her associate degree in engineering at Tyler, Alex Ritchie is completing her bachelor's degree at VCU and winning awards for her research.

Austin Mostoller turned to Tyler for an education that mirrored what he would face in the field as a paramedic.

Gervyn Fajardo Franco always loved science, but growing up in Guatemala caring for his quadriplegic father, a career in medicine seemed far out of reach. Tyler made it feel possible again.

Tanner Lester started taking classes at Tyler while still in high school; he leveraged his interests in drawing and design to become a lead draftsman for a housing developer.

After 22 years as a hairstylist, Tiffany Longest wanted a new career with a steady paycheck and benefits to support her family. She completed her certificate in welding and now works preparing and welding pipes for large construction projects.