Bio
My name is Jenna Powell. I am an aspiring English professor. I have spent my first 18 years in a small, rural town and have loved it, but I dream of living in a city when I am older. My top choices at the moment are Cincinnati, Columbus, or Washington D.C.. Reading and running are two huge portions of my life. Over the years I have gone from reading the Babysitters club, to One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest. Running, even though I'm not the fastest, means a lot to me. It calms me down and gives my brain a boost. All of these things I mentioned add up to one thing: Me.
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Articles I'm Mentioned In
In the News
"it’s been pretty long since the whole team has gotten out just to regionals.”
Benjamin Spicer,
Portsmouth Daily Times
"My other starters, who also made a significant contribution to the team throughout the year, include senior Sarah Cunningham, senior Ryan Higbee and junior Jenna Powell."
Staff,
Portsmouth Daily Times
The members of the Minford Lady Falcons conference champion team include Emily Shoemaker, Kara Dillon, Jenna Powell, Abby McKinney, and Katie Coriell.
Jacob Smith,
Portsmouth Daily Times
Things I Was A Part Of
Future Plans
Miami University
Ohio State University
English Teacher, or Professor, or Lawyer
One of my two college choices is Miami University of Oxford, Ohio. If I attend Miami, I plan to major in Integrated English Language Arts Education, with a possibility of a minor in Philosophy and Law. I would be a part of the pre-law track and I am applying to be a part of the Education, Health, and Society Leadership Scholars.
My other top college choice is The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. I would major in Integrated Language Arts/English Education, with a minor in either Legal Foundations of Society, or Judicial Politics. I am applying for the scholars program with the hopes of getting into the Humanities Scholars, the Advocates for Communities and Education Scholars, or the Politics, Society, and Law Scholars. I would also be a part of the pre-law track.
My interests have always been more humanities related rather than science or mathematics. As an English teacher, I could spread my love of literature to generations to come. I still have to choose if I would rather teach high school or college though. If I decide that I do not enjoy my education classes, or I really fall in love with my law related classes, I plan to go to law school. Law correlates with my passions for learning, researching, and helping people. Even though I have not fully chosen a career path, I know that one of these choices will be a great fit for me.
Contact
Sources
animoto.com
piktochart.com
Google Drive
goodreads.com
scoesc.k12.oh.us
Portsmouth Daily Times
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