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Gabrielle Frazier
I chose WVU because of the small, welcoming feel in a large university with so many opportunities. I feel that the university have a great sense of community and togetherness while providing its students with resources and opportunities to help them succeed on a large scale.
What is your favorite Mountaineer memory?
My favorite Mountaineer memory is singing Country Roads for the first time at my first football game freshman year.
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Why did you want to become a PSA? I wanted to become a PSA to help others on campus feel connected with the Mountaineer spirit and find their communities on campus. What did you learn from the PSA experience? I am thrilled by the knowledge and skills that I have acquired throughout my first Presidential Student Ambassador program and the leadership and service work that I have completed. I’m excited to continue to apply everything I have learned to my work in the future. As I continue my education and when I move toward the workforce, what I have learned about leadership will shine through. Defining what I believe leadership looks like, overcoming my past weakness, and confronting difficulties head on have been qualities and skills that have shaped me into a better student, person, and leader. Leadership is a complex role to take on, but through my work this semester, I feel that I can personalize that role to myself. |