Ciel Schlagenhauf stands out not only for her accomplishments but for the integrity, intellectual curiosity, and professionalism she brings to every aspect of her work at Cal Poly Humboldt. She approaches her education with intentionality, consistently seeking to deepen her understanding and apply her knowledge in meaningful ways that extend beyond the classroom and studio.
Kay’s commitment to the field of developmental psychology is evident – from her major and minor, her job as a Student Assistant at the Children’s Center at Cal Poly Humboldt, her graduate-level coursework, the articles she picks to present in lab, and the topic she has chosen for her thesis: Food Parenting Practices and Adults’ Food Relationships Moderated by Motivation and Acculturation. She can see the connections of the coursework not only in classes and her work, but also in the current world events we are experiencing. She has a strong grasp of theory and research methods.
Jonathan is the kind of student who has woven himself into the fabric of Cal Poly Humboldt, showing a level of dedication that goes far beyond the classroom. Since he began his journey here, he has consistently balanced a demanding double major in Data Science and Economics with a genuine passion for his fields. His commitment isn't just reflected in his GPA, but also in his constant drive, as he spends his own time earning additional professional certifications and researching ways to improve the lives of underserved populations.
Jonathan is the kind of student who has woven himself into the fabric of Cal Poly Humboldt, showing a level of dedication that goes far beyond the classroom. Since he began his journey here, he has consistently balanced a demanding double major in Data Science and Economics with a genuine passion for his fields. His commitment isn't just reflected in his GPA, but also in his constant drive, as he spends his own time earning additional professional certifications and researching ways to improve the lives of underserved populations.
Jennifer is pursuing a double major in International Studies and Spanish and will be graduating from Cal Poly Humboldt in May 2026. Jennifer approaches her academic work with diligence, curiosity, and a genuine passion for learning and has become an accomplished student. Her interdisciplinary mindset allows her to examine complex issues from multiple perspectives and critically analyze information, formulate evidence-based opinions, and articulate her ideas with clarity and objectivity.
