Hello! I am a third year senior majoring in Political Science with a
concentration in Pre-law. I am planning on attending law school and becoming an
attorney. I grew up in Lake Tahoe, California, though I went to school in
Nevada (Lake Tahoe lies on the state line). Because of this, I grew up learning
how to ski and ice skate, water ski and wake surf, and chase the occasional
bear out of my car with a loud frying pan and a broom. In high school I played
soccer on the Varsity team and participated in many different clubs and
organizations. I got to travel to the national We the People competition in Washington
D.C. my senior year after my team won the state competition, which is how I
really got interested in the legal field. After graduating high school and
surviving eighteen years of shoveling endless feet of snow, I was ready to head
down to the beach. I came to Cal Poly because I loved the area, and I have been
having a great time ever since. I
am involved in many different clubs on campus and love that Cal Poly has so
much to offer students. Some of my favorite positions that I serve are the
Chief Panhellenic Officer of Kappa Alpha Theta, the President of the Undergraduate
Law Society (hit me up in you’re interested in law school!), and one of the
College of Liberal Arts representatives on the ASI Board of Directors. This
year is exciting, as I will be completing my senior project and graduating in
the spring. I also have the privilege of having my little brother, Sam, attend
Cal Poly with me this year. I also have an older sister, Casey, who graduated
last year from Cal State Fullerton with a BFA in musical theater. She is
currently performing in Sacramento in a production called, “Next to Normal.” My
parents are currently both teachers. My dad is an English teacher at the local
high school, and my mom teaches Journalism at the community college in my area
after she finished as Editor for two different newspapers in the area.
This is my first Honors Seminar and I am looking forward to getting
started on our project!
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