EPISODE · Oct 31, 2025 · 26 MIN
Beyond What You See-Episode 10-Ashlie Dulaney
from Beyond What You See · host Steven Robertson
How do you help young people not just go to college — but believe they belong there?In this episode of Beyond What You See, we sit down with Ashlie Dulaney — small-town Wisconsin native, lover of history and the royal family, AmeriCorps alum, and now Assistant Director of Pre-College Programs at Marquette University EOP.Ashlie’s path took her from studying abroad in London to serving Milwaukee students through College Possible — and now leading a team impacting over 1,000 youth every year through college access and leadership development. Her story is one of purpose found through service, students, and a deep belief in possibility.🎯 In this episode:Small-town roots → UW–Stevens Point → London study abroadFalling in love with culture, history, and purposeServing students at Milwaukee Hamilton High School through AmeriCorpsA student story: from ACT prep to QuestBridge to Tufts UniversityLeading with conviction + empowering students at a PWIWatching former students return to mentor the next waveBalancing mom life, Bravo TV, and meaningful mission work💡 “Purpose is often found while helping someone else discover theirs.” – Ashlie🔔 Subscribe for weekly episodes with leaders, educators, and change agents.🎧 Stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and more.
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How do you help young people not just go to college — but believe they belong there? In this episode of Beyond What You See, we sit down with Ashlie Dulaney — small-town Wisconsin native, lover of history and the royal family, AmeriCorps alum, and now Assistant Director of Pre-College Programs at Marquette University EOP. Ashlie’s path took her from studying abroad in London to serving Milwaukee students through College Possible — and now leading a team impacting over 1,000 youth every year t...
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