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| Allee Campbell SOC for Staff Junior Exercise Science Spartanburg, SC |
Terrik Johnson SOC for Engagement Sophomore Exercise Science Kingstree, SC |
McKenzie Mosley SOC for Logistics Junior Exercise Science Greenville, SC |
You can also contact the SOCs at 803/323-2387.
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Graduate Associate for Family Programs
Pursuing Master of Education in Counseling & Development
Winthrop University
Hometown: Lancaster, South Carolina
About Me: I am pursuing a career in School Counseling, and I love working with students of all
ages! In my free time, I love to run and watch HGTV, and I have a passion for interior
decorating. I also consider skincare to be so important and am fascinated with all
aspects of that!
Advice for New Students: Step out of your comfort zone! I'm convinced that the best growth happens when you're
uncomfortable. College is a wonderful place to do this while taking advantage of so
many opportunities. Also, utilize your professors! Ask them questions, and then ask
some more! Finally, remember that mistakes don't define you - the way you respond
and move on does!
Fun Fact: I love to run, and I hope to run the Boston Marathon one day!
NODA Graduate Intern for Families
Pursuing Master of Education in Higher Education & Student Affairs
Northern Illinois University
Hometown: Maywood, Illinois
About Me: I am a first year masters student at Northern Illinois University and a Graduate
Research Assistant at their Center for Black Studies. In my free time, I love to read,
bowl, and take road trips. I also enjoy going to NBA games and Broadway musicals.
Advice for New Students: During my first semester/year of college, I struggled with feeling alone and was
not sure that I made the right choice. I found community through my involvement and
it opened doors for me that I never thought possible. My advice to new students is
to step out of your comfort zone and become involved at Winthrop!
Fun Fact: I have never been to South Carolina, so I am very excited for this summer!
NODA Graduate Intern for Students
Pursuing Master of Higher Education - College Student Affairs Leadership at Grand
Valley State University
Hometown: McBain, Michigan
About Me: I grew up in a very small town in Northern Michigan. I love playing sports, spending
time outdoors, and I am a die-hard Detroit Tigers, Detroit Lions, and Detroit Pistons
fan. I spent three summers as an Orientation Leader at GVSU, and I fell in love with
building connections with students and serving as a resource for them. I am thrilled
to be able to bring my passion for helping students to Winthrop!
Advice for New Students: In my first year as a college student, I struggled with anxiety. Learning how to
balance academics with my social life was a difficult adjustment for me. I was able
to overcome these struggles by utilizing resources on my campus and building connections
with faculty and staff.
Fun Fact: I am a triplet, and have two awesome sisters, Laurie and Lisa!
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