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rowing up, I played many instruments, such as the piano, guitar (acoustic and electric), drums, and bass guitar, and I sang. The bass guitar was the instrument that I stuck with for the longest. I began to play the bass in the fourth grade and continued until the summer going into my junior year of high school. Ultimately, I stopped playing the bass because COVID-19 had changed performances drastically. Despite no longer playing the bass, I still appreciate it when I see young girls playing the bass. It has helped me recognize how cool it is to play an instrument for so long.

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I went to an all-girls school called St. Mary's Episcopal School in high school. At St. Mary's, I participated in many unique traditions. One of those traditions was how, for graduation, students wear white lace dresses and have flower girls. Something unique about the dresses is that most girls collect old laces and make their dresses out of them. My flower girl was my little sister, who was six years old. I loved all of the unique traditions that I was able to experience at my small all-girls school.

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I came to the University of Arkansas in 2022 and originally was a communications major. Since then, I have changed my major to Elementary Education. When I was a freshman, I went through the Panhellenic rush and ended up going Chi Omega. My favorite class at the U of A has been African American History. I am so excited to see how this semester's classes turn out!