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“I know there are so many different things in dance that I could try to do: I could take up ballroom, salsa, teach at a high school in Japan. There’s so much variety in dance, and most people don’t really know that. But when you’re in college, they open those doors for you.”

“I found that there was a community of electrical engineering ������ο��Ƶs — and I do not just mean the people I took classes with. I was able to meet so many people who were above me who have left a lasting impression with the advice they gave me, and I will continue the cycle.”

“Your coursework is a great foundation, but it’s also what the professors bring to it. It’s, ‘Hey, let’s use a lot of real-world scenarios to learn,’ and that was extremely beneficial.”

“A lot of people think learning German is intimidating, but Dr. Huey immediately destroys that illusion with her patience, enthusiasm, and experience.”

“I really want to be able to send people on an adventure. Everyone should have the chance to read a great book that lets them explore places they never thought imaginable.”

“UL Lafayette is a wonderful university in a wonderful town where I made a bunch of wonderful memories. There’s nothing in the world like a Ragin’ Cajun, and I’m proud to be one.”

“Too many people do not understand how the economy functions or how to manage their own money, and I see this as an amazing opportunity to help others invest in their futures.” 

“I want to teach high school because a lot of the teachers I had in high school were people I needed at that time – and I wanted to be that for my ������ο��Ƶs.”

“In the process of developing yourself as a designer, you learn various skills and knowledge of manufacturing that can lead you anywhere you want to go, and that’s what I enjoyed about the industrial design program at UL Lafayette.”

“I founded my tennis academy back in my hometown to continue to teach great values that I learned at UL Lafayette — dedication, teamwork and, the most important of all, like former coach Holden would say: follow your passions.”