Year: 2019
Major: Nursing with a Women’s and Gender Studies and Family Studies concentration
Favorite class you’ve taken:
The Biology of Women
Favorite study spot:
Cage
Favorite cage order:
Hot chocolate cold press
Favorite St. Olaf memory:
Hammocking out on the Mellby lawn and spending the whole evening talking with my closest friends <3
Coffee or tea?
TEA!!
Favorite music:
anything by Ed Sheeran
Is there anything new that you still want to try while on the hill?
Caf tray sledding down Thorson Hill
What is a community on campus that you feel proud to be apart of and why?
I feel proud of being part of the International community because it’s such a unique community in which I feel comfortable and safe in. There is so much diversity within the group, and it is such a big part of who I am and how I identify myself.
How have your future plans changed during your time on the hill?
I came in thinking I was going to be a poli-sci major, and now I am planning my career as a nurse. My plans have changed so much to the point that now I cannot be certain of any future plans, which honestly frustrates me since I love planning out my future. My time on the hill has given me the opportunity to not only learn new things but also constantly challenge myself in ways I had never thought of, which is why I keep discovering new parts of myself. This allows me to seek different opportunities and be open minded about the future changes in my plans.
All pictures were uploaded with permission from Esther.
The cover photo was taken by Kat Bluett.