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As I bit into the flaky, crisp layers of golden phyllo punctuated with bright green pistachios, I was immediately soothed by the sensation of a sweet, nutty, buttery flavor melting in my mouth. My friends and I had sat down … Continue reading →

Sports/ Coaching Talking about how identity/self fits in with sports/coaching. Is that how athletes and coaches how they interact with others and approach there goals like if they want to go D1 or pro as a athlete or coach. For … Continue reading →

This portfolio aims to display who I am as not only a worker, but a person. There are so many aspects that going into picking and choosing a career and these highlight those ideas. Professionalism is very important but I … Continue reading →

Personal Information Lorali Wrayloraliwray@gmail.com 2440 Hillsboro Quay(757)-472-3480 Objective My goal for a job after I graduate is to find something that I enjoy doing and that will make it possible to survive in this economy. I honestly don’t know exactly … Continue reading →

I want the main focus of my work to help people. I want to make a difference in individual lives and the world as a whole. My love of family and wanting to build my own one day is what … Continue reading →

My topic is religion and how that relates and contributes to my identity

Tailgating with your student and their friends. High-energy basketball games in our top-notch arena.  Live music that will keep you dancing. Campus tours that will give you a glimpse into what campus life is like. All this and more happens … Continue reading →

Hello my name is Caleb Grizzard. You can reach by email Caleb.grizzard@live.longwood.edu. I am currently a sophomore with a major of Sociology and a minor of PK-12. I would love to work in any part of Virginia. I am an … Continue reading →

Longwood’s newest Homecoming tradition is back for the second year, and it’s specifically for parents, alumni and friends of the university! Longwood has again partnered with nearby Sandy River Distillery to create a limited edition single-barrel bourbon called 1839 Collection—and … Continue reading →

A small, lanky chicken scurried past my ankles as yet another droplet of sweat slipped past the edge of my eyebrow and fell into the silty dust beneath my feet. I glanced up and to my left as our host … Continue reading →