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Degrees of Impact: Tyler Peil’s WSU Journey

Degrees of Impact: Tyler Peil’s WSU Journey

For Spring 2025 Commencement Speaker Tyler Peil, Winona State University isn’t just a place where he earned two degrees, it’s a community that embraced him, challenged him, and encouraged him to show up as the best version of himself.

A Journey of Connection and Growth at Winona State

A Journey of Connection and Growth at Winona State

For Spring 2025 Commencement Speaker Kennedi Kjellberg, Winona State University stood out from the start. From her very first campus tour, she felt that Winona State was the kind of place where she could grow–both as a future teacher and as a musician.

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Degrees of Impact: Tyler Peil’s WSU Journey

For Spring 2025 Commencement Speaker Tyler Peil, Winona State University isn’t just a place where he earned two degrees, it’s a community that embraced him, challenged him, and encouraged him to show up as the best version of himself.

A Journey of Connection and Growth at Winona State

For Spring 2025 Commencement Speaker Kennedi Kjellberg, Winona State University stood out from the start. From her very first campus tour, she felt that Winona State was the kind of place where she could grow–both as a future teacher and as a musician.