Craig Nasvik's Life Analysis

Life at University The fear of losing everything Craig Nasvik worked for, was the hardest part of his college experience. “It was the feeling of not being in charge,” Craig says, recalling back to his sophomore year when he blew out his right knee. The factor that led him to believe he could never play football again, and miss some of the most important years of his life. Craig attended the University of Minnesota Duluth on a full ride athletic scholarship. He was recruited out of the state of Wisconsin, where he was born and raised. It was the neighborhood that he grew up in, that gave him the competitive nature. Craig described his friends to the movie ‘Sandlot’. They were always outside, picking teams and playing different games. The price to attend school after high school is very expensive, and many people struggle to pay for it. Craig Nasvik had no
That was one of Craig’s dream profession's when growing up. He later decided it would be hard since he is bad with blood. Mrs. Nasvik, Craig’s mother, had always told him he was going to be a teacher when he grew up. He became a teacher’s assistant his senior year of college. He thought it was a good experience because he was almost teaching students of his own age. This was a reason that confirmed his path into the career of teaching. Between balancing all the school work, competing in football/wrestling, and having a job as a bouncer; Craig recalls that managing his time was pretty easy. “It is just apart of me. It is second nature to me,” Craig says. He claims that he can never sit still and always has to be doing something. He took early classes at Duluth because he love to get the day rolling. The only tough thing about the early classes, was his bartending/bouncing job at a nearby bar. Craig would get home around 3am some nights and have a class at 8am. He was always a multitasker and still is