My college career has not been particularly usual, having two majors and two minors. I'd always had journalism in mind, with broadcast being the goal, and so multimedia journalism became my destination. I also wanted to hone my skills as a writer, particularly with a creative bend, so that made for an obvious minor.

As time went by, I also noticed my interest in going more in-depth studying religious matters and religion itself, which led to my religious studies minor. A good amount of space remained open in my four-year college plan, so I came to identify social science as encompassing many, many areas of interest for me, including politics, history, economics, and more. 

With journalism as my principal discipline, I believe that these different areas of studies have given me the ability to deal deftly with a wide array of topics, varying from arts to humanities to social sciences. It's developed my critical thinking skills to be able to engage with diverse topics, and has heightened my awareness of the many lenses with which we can examine the world around us.