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My One Choice was the Difference

Tom Carskadon

Professor of Psychology, John Grisham Master Teacher
Department of Psychology

“Take a risk. Try something new and different and interesting. I had more fun and made more good friends through my campus radio station than any other part of college.”

Tiffany Jackson

Senior
Secondary Education

“Because I was invested in by other students in BSU as an entering Freshman, I have been able to see that being involved on campus is an awesome opportunity to make an impact on others.”

Jennifer Puhr

Chair
University Honors Council

“Getting involved in Honors Council was one of the best decisions I’ve made in college, and there are scores of people around campus that can say the same thing about other campus organizations.”

Dan Mullen

Head Football Coach
Mississippi State University

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Allison Pearson

Professor of Management, Richard C. Adkerson Notable Scholar, William L. Giles Distinguished Professor
College of Business

“In short, the organizations I joined in college shaped the ultimate path of my life - my major, my friends, graduate school and ultimately my career as a professor, and reinforced my involvement in community service and helping others.”

DeJanae Banks

Student Director
Campus Activities Board

“I took a chance as a freshman to become a 2007 Orientation Leader and that experienced changed my entire outlook on being involved.”

Randy Williams

Peer Counselor
Holmes Cultural Diversity Center

“Along with my heart and passion for people, being a part of this organization has caused me to take my level of commitment to excellence, integrity, diversity, leadership, and service to another level.”

Amy Tuck

Special Assistant to the President
Office of the President

“There's no doubt in my mind that one person can make a difference. Or one opportunity. Or one commitment.”