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Ready for

Lindsey Link who wanted to be an author said, "What

I love about my English major is the creative writing part!

I can't wait to get into higher level classes where I'll be

able to concentrate more on this aspect of English, learn­

ing from such skilled and accomplished professors as we

have here on campus. I plan on writing quality books for

youth and young adults that will stretch their minds and

encourage them to think, exploring the world through

their imaginations. I'm really looking forward to taking

classes where I know I'll be challenged, motivated and

strengthened to enhance my writing skills."

to send students to their sacred and secular jobs

-prepared and fortified with Christian character

Shalom Ocampo said he liked his major because of its heritage. "I like

English because I love the language; its colorful heritage, brilliant patrons,

and potential for beauty and precision entice me into this adventure." He

enjoyed how his professors impacted him and his thinking. "They have

showed me just how compatible Biblical Christianity and serious, respect­

able scholarship really are." His plans once he finished his undergraduate

studies were to get his Masters degree. "I plan to take my Master's degree

on any course in the humanities field, or Curriculum and Instruction. Only

God knows for sure." i

Ashley Grafton enjoyed how encouraging the faculty

was. "The professors at Clearwater have been supportive

and helpful throughout my college career." With her de­

gree in English, Ashley planned on going to law school.

"My English major has allowed me to gain skills in writing

that I will need when I attend law school next fall. The ex­

tensive reading that I have done has prepared me for my

future in graduate school.The numerous research papers

that I have completed during my time at Clearwater have

allowed me to develop my skills so that I will succeed in

law school."

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