My goal is to ensure that all university communications effectively represent the East Texas A&M University brand.

My dream job is working with other scientists performing studies and acts that ensure the continuation of birds of prey because I believe many of them are keystone species, and without them, a habitat would collapse.

I came back to the department to discover what else I could do with a degree in history and learned that we offer a certificate in Public History. My career goals are now focused on finding a job within Public History like working in a museum.

Getting a degree from a university in the United States was my dream. I had the odds stacked against me, but I never stopped dreaming and working hard to accomplish that goal.

I get to teach and talk about public health every day. Whether talking to teenagers about mental health, helping my students plan out a campus health activity or sharing lessons learned with fellow practitioners, it is all making a difference.

I believe that all organizations have room for improvement and good management science is on the leading edge of providing answers that will change organizations for the better.