What has Trinity meant to
you?
To me, Trinity meant that I
was getting the best education possible and having virtually every door opened
that I could imagine. I had the opportunity to do anything I wanted. I now feel
like I am armed with the experience and knowledge that will make it possible
for me to further my education and pursue a career in social work.
What will be some of your best memories of Trinity?
Some of my best Trinity
memories include the hours I spent in the Campus and Community Involvement
office, where I worked on TUVAC (Trinity University Volunteer Action Community)
activities. I was the director of TUVAC in 2005-06, and interacted with the CCI
staff and fellow student leaders. The staff and students in that building are
amazingly fun and helpful, and it made being a student leader fun. I also
remember hanging out in the dorms with my friends and hall mates, and being a
part of the sorority Sigma Theta Tau.
How has your education
prepared you for life after college?
I feel like I was challenged
in a way that has prepared me to take on new and exciting challenges.
Favorite professors?
Even though I am not an
English major, I count Coleen Grissom as one of my favorite professors. She
encouraged my writing and reading skills and challenged me enough to become a
better writer. Cynthia Gentry (sociology) was one of the reasons I became a sociology
major. She is able to connect with her classes on a comfortable level that
makes learning fun and interesting. |
