This week, we hear the story of Jacqueline Youm (’08), a language instructor, a lawyer, and an actor. Hear her story of attending an international boarding school, attending TWU as a Catholic, growing in her faith and career, surviving a terrible flesh eating disease, and discussing her perspective on the Black Lives Matter movement.

This week, we hear the story of Jacqueline Youm (’08), a language instructor, a lawyer, and an actor. Hear her story of attending an international boarding school, attending TWU as a Catholic, growing in her faith and career, surviving a terrible flesh eating disease, and discussing her perspective on the Black Lives Matter movement.

This week, we hear the story of Jacqueline Youm (’08), a language instructor, a lawyer, and an actor. Hear her story of attending an international boarding school, attending TWU as a Catholic, growing in her faith and career, surviving a terrible flesh eating disease, and discussing her perspective on the Black Lives Matter movement.&nbsp; &nbsp;

2.2 Jacqueline Youm (’08): The Power of Language and Communication

One of the best things about being a graduate of Trinity Western University is knowing that you are part of a network of thousands of people who are living out the mission of Canada's premier global Christian University and who are making a significant difference in their communities. The TWU Alumni Spotlight Podcast was created to highlight some of these alumni through weekly interviews and roundtable discussions. Whether it's their personal stories, their professional insights, or advice to new grads, TWU alumni have a lot to say! Join your podcast host Jonathan Fehr (’09), young adult author and TWU’s Director of Digital Communications and Alumni Engagement, and hear the stories of some of our incredible alumni!

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2.2 Jacqueline Youm (’08): The Power of Language and Communication