STORIES

Student-Made Stories | 11.8.24

Founder of Butterflies and Azee’, Tommey Jodie shares her background growing up in a Dinè (Navajo) community in AZ, and the influence that had on her journey.

Student-Made Stories | 11.6.24

Some of the best moments from our conversation with Tommey about her business at the University of Arizona.

Student-Made Stories | 11.6.24

Some of the best moments from our conversation with Tommey about her business at the University of Arizona.

Student-Made Stories | 11.6.24

In this episode we discuss Tommey’s background growing up in a Dinè (Navajo) community in Winslow, AZ and the influence that had on her journey as a creative and as the eventual founder of a jewelry and beadwork company rooted in her core indigenous values and experiences.

Student-Made Stories | 10.14.24

“What I hope to take with me from this Student-Made community is the sense of connection and support that’s so crucial for creators. Being surrounded by people who are passionate about their crafts, and who are navigating their own unique journeys, has been inspiring.”

UofA School of Art | 9.26.24

When Reese McFarland suffered a health scare a few years ago, someone gave her a healing bracelet. Not only did it help her heal, but it also inspired her decision to study Design Arts & Practices at the University of Arizona. She’s among 15 School of Art students who’ve joined Student-Made Arizona.

This is Tucson | 7.29.24

Aug. 26 marks the first day of the fall semester — and the launch of Student-Made Arizona. The platform is partnering with UA FORGE, a program that “embraces the entrepreneurial spirit and puts ideas into action to create positive economic, social and cultural impact,” according to Julie Barbier Bularzik.

Tucson 13 News | 5.21.24

Julie Barbier Bularzik, venture development education coordinator for FORGE, said Student-Made Arizona offers students who may not have thought of themselves as entrepreneurs the opportunity to see themselves in that role.

University of Arizona News | 5.7.24

Julie Barbier Bularzik, venture development education coordinator for FORGE, said Student-Made Arizona offers students who may not have thought of themselves as entrepreneurs the opportunity to see themselves in that role.