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Goodbye from our photographer

Writer: Staff Writer
Staff Writer
Apr 23, 2015
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Jennifer Carlisle

Photographer


I have been a photographer for the Tropolitan all four years of my undergraduate degree, and I would not trade the experiences I have had through it for anything in the world.

From sporting events to symphony band concerts, I’ve been a part of a wide range of events.


Through being involved with the Tropolitan, I did not only strengthen my skills as a photographer, but also developed life long friendships.

Thank you, Tropolitan staff, both past and present, for those friendships.


I am also extremely thankful for my involvement in Alpha Epsilon Delta, Circle K and the Alabama Rural Health Association. Each of these organizations encouraged me to be a better student, a better leader and an overall better person.


They each taught me about the importance of making an impact on the world around me.

Advice I would give to any college student would be to get involved in something you are passionate about, and it will greatly improve your college experience.

Troy University and its students, faculty and staff have made a lasting impression on my life.

Although I am not finished with my education, I will always be proud to call Troy my alma mater. Once a Trojan, always a Trojan.

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