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190510 ASU Graduate and Family - DAY 04 - Dwayne Martin-Gomez - FZ9A8765 - rt01 - CL.jpg

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2019 Spring Commencement of ASU Graduate and Family Dwayne Martin-Gomez. His mother, Sonia Gomez, father, DelFino Mendez, sisters, brother, cousins, aunt and family friend (Sonia Gomez, DelFino Mendez, Bryan Mendez, Estekany Hernandez, Linda Hernandez, Rosa Mendez, Jayne Martin, Glen Patrick Cullen) are seen with him in the photos.


Dwayne graduated from ASU in May 2019 and was part of Barrett, The Honors College during his time at ASU, and discovered his path to helping other people through global health.

He received a Bidstrup Undergraduate Fellowship through the honors college that supports the work he does with Dr. Gabriel Shaibi and Allison Williams at the Arizona State University College of Nursing and Health Innovation (CONHI) in a research project aimed at diabetes prevention among young Latinos.

Bidstrup funding also helps support Martin-Gomez’s honors thesis research in community health.

He received a Woodside Community Action Grant from Changemaker Central at ASU to fund a Latinx festival and a program highlighting actions Latinos could take to make their communities more sustainable, such as recycling materials, and using bamboo toothbrushes, metal straws and reusable tote bags.

In September, Martin-Gomez participated in the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C. where he attended workshops, panel discussions, and award ceremonies celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and trailblazing Latinos and Latinas. Of particular note to Martin-Gomez was a panel discussion on mental health and the steps being taken to make it a priority at local and national levels.

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2019 Spring Commencement of ASU Graduate and Family Dwayne Martin-Gomez. His mother, Sonia Gomez, father, DelFino Mendez, sisters, brother, cousins, aunt and family friend (Sonia Gomez, DelFino Mendez, Bryan Mendez, Estekany Hernandez, Linda Hernandez, Rosa Mendez, Jayne Martin, Glen Patrick Cullen) are seen with him in the photos.<br /> <br /> <br /> Dwayne graduated from ASU in May 2019 and was part of Barrett, The Honors College during his time at ASU, and discovered his path to helping other people through global health.<br /> <br /> He received a Bidstrup Undergraduate Fellowship through the honors college that supports the work he does with Dr. Gabriel Shaibi and Allison Williams at the Arizona State University College of Nursing and Health Innovation (CONHI) in a research project aimed at diabetes prevention among young Latinos. <br /> <br /> Bidstrup funding also helps support Martin-Gomez’s honors thesis research in community health.<br /> <br /> He received a Woodside Community Action Grant from Changemaker Central at ASU to fund a Latinx festival and a program highlighting actions Latinos could take to make their communities more sustainable, such as recycling materials, and using bamboo toothbrushes, metal straws and reusable tote bags.<br /> <br /> In September, Martin-Gomez participated in the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C. where he attended workshops, panel discussions, and award ceremonies celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and trailblazing Latinos and Latinas. Of particular note to Martin-Gomez was a panel discussion on mental health and the steps being taken to make it a priority at local and national levels.