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Meet the SMU student who is an international dinosaur origami champion

Travis Nolan, an SMU paleontology student who makes origami dinosaurs to visualize what certain dinosaurs might have looked like in the prehistoric era, poses for a photo while holding a origami dimetrodon in the SMU Heroy Science Hall Monday, July 11, 2022, in Dallas, TX. (Juan Figueroa / Dallas Morning News Staff Photographer)
Travis Nolan, an SMU paleontology student who makes origami dinosaurs to visualize what certain dinosaurs might have looked like in the prehistoric era, poses for a photo while holding a origami dimetrodon in the SMU Heroy Science Hall Monday, July 11, 2022, in Dallas, TX. (Juan Figueroa / Dallas Morning News Staff Photographer)

See original publication in The Dallas Morning News, published 7:00 AM on Jul 27, 2022.

Travis Nolan is a Dedman Scholar and in the University Honors Program. If you’ve seen little origami figures in the Scholars’ Den Conference Room, they’re one of Nolan’s creations.

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