“Trying to define yourself is like trying to bite your own teeth.” ~Alan Watts (special thanks to my friend Andy for the quote)
Any smattering of words would not be sufficient to define an entire person, so please forgive my furtive attempt at eloquence here.
The basics: I am a senior and will graduate in May with a BA in English and a BFA in Creative and Professional Writing. I acquired the position of HMU Blogger by being one credit short of graduating (make note, people: to graduate with two degrees [not majors], you need 158 credits) and cajoling my way into the hearts of the HUPB advisor and Associate Director of HMU, Mary Tosch, and the chair of the Department of English, Susan Hauser. I hail from Eyota, MN (which is down by Rochester) and am 22 years old.
My BSU life: I spend way too much time Facebooking, but I still manage to accomplish a bit here and there. I work in the Writing Center (need help with anything written? Brainstorming a paper? Outlines? Cover letters? Resumes?) and also am a writer for the Office of Marketing and Communication. I am also currently president of two organizations—Hobson Union Programming Board (HUPB) and Rivers Meeting. HUPB programs events for students (Homecoming, movies, free food in the union, etc.) and Rivers Meeting publishes an anthology of BSU student writing and art. Oh, and I take classes, too.
My post-BSU life: still in question.
Other than that, there’s really not much to know. I like to have fun, I like to talk, and I like to meet people, so I give you permission to comment freely on whatever I write—especially if you have ideas on how to improve. Thanks!
~Traci 
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