When I was younger, I wanted to be an actor. A teacher named Mr. Facchin changed that. He inspired me to become an English teacher. What changed from wanting to be an actor to English teacher is that there is more demand for teachers and that I can pay it forward, by inspiring a future student to become a teacher.
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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.
QuinnFreshman at Fontbonne from St. Louis. Member of the Track and Field team as well as the Black Student Union. Professional Writing major.
CeceliaHi! My name is Cecelia Meyer and I am a transfer freshman here at Fontbonne, currently majoring in social sciences/strategic communications! I was born and raised in St. Louis, MO but I am a southern belle at heart! I can blow your mind with my history trivia skills. You can find me drinking a strong cup of coffee, listening to some Frank Sinatra, while color coding my over-sized agenda.
MorganHi guys! My name is Morgan, and I am currently a sophomore here at Fontbonne studying Speech-Language Pathology! A few things about me: I'm on FAB's (Fontbonne Activities Board) executive team for marketing; and I'm also involved with Dance Marathon and Griffin Gang. During the summer, I work at Baskin Robbins in my hometown of O'Fallon, MO! I can't wait for you all to get to know me through my writings! :-)
MariHello! My name is Mari and I am a freshman at Fontbonne. I am from Kansas City (Go Royals!). At FBU, I am involved in the GAP (Griffins Achieving Progress) program and I am the treasurer for the Latino Hispanic Union. I enjoy watching Gilmore Girls and trying new foods from different cultures.
Jacey21 years old. Speech-Language Pathology Major. Fontbonne Women's Soccer.
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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