(Almost) Everything you need to know about me:
I was once addicted to LiveJournal, but not so much anymore. I post on it occasionally, and if you want to check it out, go to: http://dasamurai.livejournal.com/
If it's really important to me, though, I tend to post my blogs from LiveJournal to both Myspace and Facebook (in the form of a note).
I once said that one of the only things that people needed to know about me was that I loved High School Musical. I do love High School Musical, and High School Musical 2 hit Disney Channel on August 17th, but I love other things, too, like life, friends, having fun, and making sure I'm being the best person I can be.
I find myself extremely fortunate and blessed to meet all of the wonderful people that I have over my 19 years of life. Who knew that a person could experience so much in (relatively) such a short time?
I currently attend the University of Washington. During my freshman year, I was a student senator (RHSA At-Large 3!) and a Student Senate Committee Chair (Publicity and Outreach). This year, I'm the Student Senate Membership Coordinator, which is the first time I've held a title that is longer than my full name. Interested in Student Senate, or want to know what we do? Drop me a message and I can help you out.
I also was part of UW Leaders, ASUW's leadership development program. There, I learned all about the different aspects of student leadership and, really, how to be a good person. This year, I'm a Mentor in the UW Leaders program, which is both an honor and incredibly awesome.
As of right now, I'm a Communication major with a focus in social interaction. I want to take that and go to grad school, where I will (hopefully / probably) study Student Affairs so that I can become a student adviser at either the high school or college level. Of course, this is all looking very, very far in the future, which is sort of a new thing for me.
There's this other little thing that I owe a lot of my life's successes to... and it's called Cispus. In some way, it changed my life way back in 2004, when I attended as a delegate, and again, in 2006, when I had the incredible opportunity to be one of the junior counselors. I wasn't a JC the summer of 2007, but I've since discovered that if I apply the principles that I was taught at Cispus three years ago to everything that I do, I really can't go wrong, and I have yet to be proven otherwise. Rest in peace, Merlin Epp.
