After a long day of physics, biochemistry, and molecular techniques lab, one of my favorite things to do is return home to my best friend, Cocoa Dixie, to take her for a walk. Being a commuter allows me to do that.
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QuortniHello everyone, I am Quortni (pronounced like Courtney). I am a Junior at Fontbonne and also a transfer student from Indiana State University. This is my second semester at Fontbonne and although I attended ISU for almost 3 years, I was born and raised here in Saint Louis, Mo. I am a Psychology major and a Biology minor, and hoping to pursue a career in research as well as become a practicing Art Therapist. I am pretty outgoing and open to making new friends and meeting new people, so I am VERY excited to be blogging for the University so stay tuned!!! :)
JohnFreshman at Fontbonne University. Majoring in Fashion Merchandising with a minor in Global Studies. Originally from Indiana, but has lived in St. Louis for 6 years.
LaurenHi friends! My name is Lauren and I am a senior here at Fontbonne. I'm a proud art student and aspiring human. I hope to shed some light on the life of a commuter and share my experiences as a soon-to-be college graduate.
YuriMy name is Yuri. I am a Junior here at FBU double majoring in Business Administration & Management Information Systems. I am also the President of Enactus here on campus. Enactus is an International, Non-Profit, Entrepreneurial Business Organization.
CourtneyHi everyone! My name is Courtney and I am a Junior studying dietetics here at Fontbonne . I am hoping to eventually work in pediatrics or with athletes. I am currently Secretary of SAFCS. I love running, walking my dogs, cheering on the Cardinals, and finding new adventures around St. Louis. I can't wait to share my adventures with you!
TaylorHey everyone! My name is Taylor and I'm currently a Senior here at Fontbonne studying dietetics with future aspirations of working with pro athletes in the field of sports nutrition. I can't wait to share my thoughts with you!
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