We asked some of the brightest folks from within the community to reflect back on their days in school and to share with us a story of when they learned a particularly important or impactful lesson. We’ve shared highlights below.
LaNette Kincaide
When I started my self-publishing business for writers who desire to share their impactful stories, I started the business out of pure passion. In 2019, I didn’t know who needed this service. I hadn’t done any business research at all. I just knew I had a passion for helping people write and self-publish their stories CORRECTLY the first time. Read more>>
Megan Tice
I did my graduate work at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill which is a gorgeous, 200+ year old campus, nestled on a little hill in central North Carolina. Every part of the campus inspires you to think about history, connection, nature, art, and the future from the old brick pathways to the columned buildings. Read more>>
Mary Halbrooks
I stood in the hall outside the instructor’s office, the last student to take the lab practical exam that day. He looked uneasy and my face no doubt showed exhaustion and raw nerves. Read more>>
Amy Fortunato
In high school I had an influential art teacher that offered art experiences that supported my creativity and reinforced my enjoyment of art. There were many opportunities to explore the materials, think, create, and express myself. I felt like I had found my tribe in that classroom, and, as students, we encouraged each other. Read more>>
Latoya Frazier
One of the most significant lessons I learned in undergrad school was the true meaning of “communication is key”. The course focused on learning skills for effective communication in business and management. However, the content provided gave me insight on communication techniques in which I applied to my personal life. Read more>>