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I am a Public Relations student with a minor in Business, set to graduate in Spring 2026. Currently, I serve as a Donor Relations and Communications Intern with the Marshall University Foundation, where I support stewardship and engagement efforts. In addition, I am collaborating with Academic Affairs on a special project aimed at helping midlife individuals return to Marshall’s campus to discover their “second chapter” through connection and learning. As a proud first-generation college student, I am actively involved in the TRIO community and work in the Student Support Services office to assist low-income and first-generation students as they transition into college life. Beyond campus, I remain engaged in the Huntington community through volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity and United Way of the River Cities.
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| current | 01:44, 28 October 2025 | 1,126 × 1,547 (2.9 MB) | Ferguson361 (talk | contribs) | I am a Public Relations student with a minor in Business, set to graduate in Spring 2026. Currently, I serve as a Donor Relations and Communications Intern with the Marshall University Foundation, where I support stewardship and engagement efforts. In addition, I am collaborating with Academic Affairs on a special project aimed at helping midlife individuals return to Marshall’s campus to discover their “second chapter” through connection and learning. As a proud first-generation college stud... |
| 01:40, 28 October 2025 | 1,179 × 1,433 (1.05 MB) | Ferguson361 (talk | contribs) | I am a Public Relations student with a minor in Business, set to graduate in Spring 2026. Currently, I serve as a Donor Relations and Communications Intern with the Marshall University Foundation, where I support stewardship and engagement efforts. In addition, I am collaborating with Academic Affairs on a special project aimed at helping midlife individuals return to Marshall’s campus to discover their “second chapter” through connection and learning. As a proud first-generation college stud... |
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