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Believe it or not, when I first started college I had no idea what I wanted to major in. The only thing I knew was that I
really enjoyed working with children. However, it wasn't until I took my first Children's Literature class during sophomore
year that I figured out that I wanted to be a teacher.
Like in high school, I found myself very active in college. I became a big sister through Big Brothers Big Sisters and
joined a group called Students Offering Service (I spent a couple semesters as the women's issues co-chair). Volunteer work
was (and still is) an important part of my life. I also joined Alpha Phi Omega--a national service learning fraternity where
my volunteer opportunities expanded even more. Once I had figured out education, I joined the Education Club and eventually
the Education Honorary, Epsilon Sigma Epsilon. I joined the Alma Leadership Alliance where I had the opportunity to meet
and converse with alumni,be a part of the homecoming committee, and plan and carry out many other activities for Alma students.
I became a sister of Alpha Gamma Delta during my junior year and spent a semester as the Vice President of Recruitment.
I also had an excellent time on Alma's Relay for Life committee for my last two years. I took advantage of all the wonderful
opportunities Alma provided for me!
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I met a lot of terrific friends at Alma College. College is supposed to be "the best time of your life," and I
guess this can be true if you make the most of it, but also let it help you make the most of the rest of your life!
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