Hey everybody, my name is Michelle. I am from Woodstock, GA where I lived with my mom and dad. I had a sister who was 7 years older than me, but she passed away about 4 years ago. That made me stronger as a person and it has also brought my family closer together. I am very excited to start a new chapter in my life here at Jacksonville.
The reason I came to Jacksonville was so I could be in the Marching Southerners. I knew that I wanted to come here ever since I saw them at the contest of champions when I was a freshman in high school. I remember one of my friends, who was a senior at the time, turning to me, while the Southerners were marching on the field, and saying, "Michelle, this is about to change your life". He was exactly right. When that wall of sound hit me I knew exactly where I wanted to go to college. So, basically band is my life. I can not describe to you how much I love being a Southerner. Dr. Bodiford always tells us to never take being a Southerner for granted. Which being a freshman I sometimes do. He is always reminding us how much of an impact we have on peoples lives. And, like in my case, we sometimes change peoples lives.

My dream in life is to be a hero. So, for my major I chose criminal justice. I planned on majoring in this for most of high school. but when I got to college I wasn't so sure anymore. I think, like everyone else, I was overwhelmed by the amount of work that was expected of me. So for this semester I just took core classes. Which may have set me back a little bit, but that's alright. After college my plan is to go federal. My dream job is to work for the FBI. But I know I won't be able to go into that right after college because you need experience before you can join the FBI. So, my plan after college is to work some sort of security position for a couple years until I can join the FBI.
I hope you have enjoyed reading my little bio. If you want to know anything else about me feel free to come up and talk to me, or leave a comment :)
I am sorry about your lost and I'm Glad it made your stronger! I'm glad that you are already involved in JSU and also ill be at the game to support you! GO GAMECOCKS!!!
ReplyDeleteI am with you on how losing someone so close can make you stronger. Your sister is your own personal angel. It is good to see that you're apart of something that you truly love!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome, to take something very tragic and somehow turn it into a positive! That Rocks! What instrument do you play?
ReplyDeleteYou are a strong person. That's an advantage that will help you continue to succeed in life! Keep it!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on making it this far, and I hope you can make your dream a reality. Also can't wait to get to know you and many other people at JSU.
ReplyDeleteThe band here is great and your tragedy making you a stronger person is really inspiring.
ReplyDeleteI have never watched the marching southerners! i look forward to watching!
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