Emi Guzman

Nov 26, 2024 | dailytrojan.com | Emi Guzman |Antonio Wu

I am a multiracial person. I am Asian, Latina and white. Like many other multiracial folks, I have experienced a lifelong struggle with feeling like I do not truly belong to any single racial or ethnic group. At the core of my racial experience lies a dissonance between how others perceive me and how I perceive myself. Nobody knows the full breadth of my experience unless I offer an explanation, because I appear racially ambiguous.

Nov 7, 2024 | dailytrojan.com | Emi Guzman |Antonio Wu

Are you thinking of applying to graduate school? Pursuing an advanced degree can be helpful toward expanding your knowledge, opening professional doors and diving deeper into research interests, but it is also a commitment that demands apt physical and emotional readiness.

Oct 22, 2024 | dailytrojan.com | Emi Guzman |Kate Mcquarrie

As artificial intelligence becomes more developed, it holds the potential to become a powerful tool for enhancing daily life. But with power comes great responsibility. AI developers need to start considering the negative implications that AI software can have on social progress. The term “AI Revolution” has been coined to describe the rise of AI technology, garnering comparisons to the Industrial Revolution.

Oct 16, 2024 | dailytrojan.com | Kate Mcquarrie |Emi Guzman

Victims of Crime Act funding is the backbone of crime response services for survivors’ needs, nationwide. In California, VOCA substantially funds programs that serve survivors of intimate partner violence, rape, human trafficking and child abuse, sustaining services such as shelter, counseling and legal advocacy.  VOCA funds come from monetary penalties from federal criminal convictions, a domain that is subject to significant change.