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ciplinary Stuclies

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or ru n a ym nastics club. A fter college, I

w ant to work fu ll-tim e at tbe gym or get my

param edic certification." Shiloh Frink

The junior year could also be considered the beginning of the second half of a student’s

college career. Some students are starting to look for internships, and others are finding different

colleges to continue their schooling. Whatever the case may be, the juniors can always find com­

fort in the thought that they are halfway done. Even though they have two more years to complete

their degree, many are using opportunities now to prepare for the future.

Ashley Madeiros said, “My major is Interdisciplinary Studies. After graduation, I am plan­

ning on moving to Bermuda and working in the children’s wing of the King Edward Memorial

Elospital as one of the directors. I am graduating in December, 2007. I tutor for the YMCA read­

ing program right now and that will also be part of my duties in the children’s wing.”

Tammi Kelly said, “My major is Interdisciplinary Studies with focuses in history and edu­

cation. My dream job is to be a counselor working with children and teenagers or at least have

some kind of positive impact on young people’s lives. I realize how important older people are

to them and how influenced they are by their leaders. I plan on getting my Master’s in counseling

as soon as 1 graduate, then becoming a licensed counselor. Right now to prepare for dealing with

teenagers and children, I go to the Florida Sheriff’s Youth Ranch once a week and work with the

girls there. I also am building relationships with the teenagers in the youth group that I help out

with at my church. I have no idea where God will lead me in the next few years, but I am willing

to follow and it will be exciting to see Him work in people’s lives through me.”

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campus life