What is your idea of perfect happiness? 

To be perfectly happy, I would first need to fully accept and embrace every part of myself and rid myself of insecurities. If I reach that point then the world would be my oyster. I would ideally be in a happy and healthy relationship with someone I could consider an equal partner in life, and would be working as a student affairs professional helping develop people and doing the work I love.

 

What is your greatest fear? 

My greatest fear is to die without having impacted others’ lives.

 

What trait do you like least about yourself? 

^^See insecurities above

 

Which historical figure do you most identify with? 

I’m not really much of a history buff ….

 

Who is someone you’ve met at Indiana State you’ll remember the rest of your life?

There are so many people I will never forget who have marked my life since I have been here, but if I could only choose one, it would probably be Ardell Sanders. He is a mentor to me personally and professionally and someone I look up to and hold in the highest regard.

 

Which talent would you most like to have? 

I would love to be as athletically gifted as humanly possible. I love playing sports, and it would be awesome if I were really, really good at them.

 

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

Moving to ISU for graduate school — it has challenged me in so many ways personally and professionally, and now I only have one year left!

 

If you were to die and come back as a person or thing, what do you think it would be? 

I would come back as a bird so I could fly.

 

What do people notice first about you? 

My personality — that I am passionate and can relate to people easily.

 

What does BLUE mean to you? 

BLUE to me is a symbol of incredible opportunity. ISU has given me the chance to pursue my graduate degree, work in Residential Life doing the work that I love, and even allowed me an opportunity to go to Ghana for class credit. This place has given me opportunities I will never forget.