Q: “How do you get involved in your community?”
MOLLY WRIGHT | wrigh082@rangers.uwp.edu
HUNTER FRENCH | frenc019@rangers.uwp.edu
Peter Wierzba
Junior, Political Science Major
A: “I am involved with a local church and I’m in an InterVarsity on campus. And I really try to make people’s day better by being kind and showing love.”
Keough Lemieux
Sophomore, Political Science Major
A: “I’m becoming more involved here at Parkside, I am a member of Parkside Student Government, and I am involved with the Parkside student Democrats.”
Gia Reeves
Sophomore, Psychology Major
A: “I just recently got out of the 4H program over in Lake Geneva, which I’ve been doing for the past eleven years, working with kids and horses. I am involved in UW-Parkside Odditees group, the UW-Parkside student Democrats and the History Club, even though I’m not a history major or minor.”
Ryan de la Torre
Freshman, Nursing Major
A: “Well I spend my time working at an animal shelter where I help cats specifically to find homes.”
Ashlynn Brandl
Freshmen, Nursing Major
A: “I have volunteered with the nursing students at different local food support centers.”
Griffin Cofell
Sophomore, Music Performance Major
A: “I am in the Women’s Center and on top of that I am in groups that play for charity all around town.”
Raven Renje
Sophomore, Music Major and Communication Major
A: “I think trying to find clubs and groups, like I’m part of the Women’s Center here, I noticed it here and wanted to be a part of it. And because of that it’s led me to find out about other groups that I can be involved with like the Women’s Horizon Shelter.”
Jonathan Fuhrer
Senior, History Major and Education Major
A: “I’m in the History Club, and it’s important to me because I think it helps bring together almost a sense of community within the majors themselves which is kind of cool.”
Mason Markee
Freshmen, Communication Major
A: “I’m in WIPZ student radio station, and I am the Program Director so I run the shows.”
Kaija Daniels
Junior, Communication Major
A: “I’m the President of the Parkside Oddities, I’m the Secretary of the Admissive Fiber Arts, and the Secretary of the Anthropological Society.”
Jacob Pinkos
Psychology Major
A: “I am the Vice president of Parkside Oddities, this club is important because we encourage you to express your oddness.”
Phillisha Baggett
Criminal Justice Major
A: “I work for the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs and I am Activities Coordinator of the Criminal Justice Association and I volunteer.”
