When did you graduate from Asbury?
 I graduated Asbury in the spring of 2013.

What was your major and what sport did you play?
  My major was biology with a minor in chemistry. I played women's soccer.

How has Asbury impacted your life?
 Asbury has given me the greatest gift in the world. Because of my time at Asbury, I am confident in my abilities to share Christ with whomever I come in to contact with. I have the tools necessary to grow in my faith and help others along the way! I would never trade that for anything else in the world. Asbury gave me a true passion for knowing Christ. 

What is your current occupation?
 I am a registered nurse. After graduating Asbury, I obtained my bachelor's in nursing at the University of Kentucky, graduating in 2016. I spent a year and a half on a med/surg/orthopedic floor and currently work in an ICU with a specialty in Neuro. I recently obtained my stroke certification and plan to have my critical care certification by December. 

Favorite Asbury athletics memory?
  My favorite memory from my time with the Asbury Women's soccer team was our trip to the NCCAA tournament my junior year. The team won regionals in a shootout to advance to the NCCAA tournament in Florida. Once there we upset the team in our first game and won in yet another shootout! We played very competitively the rest of the tournament and had a blast! We got to spend some time at the beach while we were there to have team bonding and made meals to send overseas with all of the other teams at the tournament! That was a great fellowship experience. My goalie Maero and I were named to the All-Tournament team. Following the tournament my twin sister and I were named All-Americans and traveled to Kansas City with our coach Paul Nesselroade to accept the awards.