
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
This year, we recognized Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting a journalist, article, insightful fact, or helpful resource each day from September 15 to October 15.
															Aryn Kodet is responsible for managing The Reynolds Center’s social-media strategy and outreach to the broader community of business journalism professionals. Born and raised in Arizona, Aryn Kodet is a graduate of Arizona State University and Barrett, The Honors College, earning a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. During her time as an undergraduate student, Aryn completed her honors thesis on the interdisciplinary nature of identity, exploring the unique approaches different disciplines take when attempting to research and define it as a concept, each offering a piece of the larger picture.
This interest in the overall concept and application of identity has guided Aryn’s professional career, where she has worked as a Creative Specialist in an agency setting to create brand identities and content strategies for small- to mid-sized businesses across the United States, developing their online presence through social media and website development. As a first-generation college graduate, Aryn is passionate about education as a whole, believing the opportunity and new perspectives it can provide are invaluable for both individual and societal growth. In her position with The Reynolds Center, she hopes to contribute to making information and opportunity more accessible for others, thereby helping make the world a more inclusive space one step at a time.

This year, we recognized Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting a journalist, article, insightful fact, or helpful resource each day from September 15 to October 15.

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