Some summer odds and ends:
Where just getting up in the morning can be an adventure. . .
Some summer odds and ends:
This year, Emily serving as an Ambassador for the Reh School of Business. This is something that she, along with about 10 other students, were hand picked for by the Business School Dean. In addition to her Ambassador duties, she takes an independent study in which she uses her major (Data Analytics) to analyze University data as it relates to the School of Business. This is, by far, her best and most interesting class and she loves being a part of it.
Each Ambassador does an Instagram "takeover" during the semester, and Emily's was last week:
In mid July, Elizabeth accepted a full time job with her company and on August 1st, she signed her first lease. It took a few weeks for her relocation benefits to get squared away and so during that time, she finished out her time at her long term Air BnB and then slept on an air mattress in her new place. In early September, Lee flew out to ABQ to meet the movers and get her all set up and squared away in her new place. While she still needs to get a lot of things (for example, she has no tv and no idea when she will have the funds to buy one after all of the other stuff she has needed to purchase), her place has started to come together nicely. We can't wait to visit her!
Emily scored her first collegiate goal on September 16th and it was a stunner. More importantly, it ended up being the game winner in a 3-2 win over conference rival Skidmore, earning Clarkson a very important three points in conference play. For those of us that have been watching her play for years, this was a patented Emily shot from the location where most of her goals start. Although Lee and I were not there to see it live, all three of us (Elizabeth was watching the live stream at work) were freaking out and hitting the replay button over and over again. We are so happy for our girl.
In mid August, we moved Emily back up to Clarkson for her final year of undergrad. She is graduating in May (completing undergrad in only three years), but planning to return next fall to get her MBA and finish out her NCAA eligibility.