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Personal Narrative: An Interview With Laura Jennings
I interviewed Laura Jennings because she is very approachable, even though she has a busy schedule she makes time for you. When she talks, her energy kind of rubs off on you and makes you excited for college. And when I went to interview her, she was more than happy to answer my questions. Some of hers jobs at the college are being a student coach, and basically what she does is helps students be more successful in college. She also teaches ACA-111, and she an student advisor. She pursued this career because she really enjoyed working with students and seeing them succeed.
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