Eunice's Story

EUNICE'S STORY
By: Britteny Collins ENG336.001

Eunice Contreras is a girl you would never expect to say “I’m deathly afraid of heights”. One of the craziest things she has ever done was bungee jumping. After talking to her briefly you can see her strong personality that shines. Currently attending Frostburg State University, she in her junior year. Eunice chose Frostburg, because it was close to home and it offered instate tuition. Contreras has just switched her major to mass communication, and is very interested in journalism. When asked about her dream job she answered "I would like to work in the music industry and be a reporter that covers new bands".

Born on January 7th, 1991 she is the youngest of three children. Contreras loves her family very much. Her hometown is Olney, Maryland. Eunice loves to be outside constantly and doing activities. One of her favorite things to do is to play soccer. She is very athletic and played soccer in high school. Some things that Eunice enjoys are going shopping, hanging out with friends, and watching movies.

“I’ve always wanted to travel” says Eunice. She has only traveled to Florida and South Carolina. She wants to see more of the world. This summer Eunice kept busy by working and enjoying herself with friends. She traveled to Florida for a family vacation she also experienced working as an orthodontist assistant. She is a very hard worker, she worked full time over the summer.

There’s a lot about Eunice that you couldn’t tell by just looking at her. She is a very interesting person. Her favorite home cooked meal is meatballs and rice together “it may sound gross but it is the best combination ever” she said. Her favorite color is green. She has switched her major twice. She is not currently in any type of organization this semester. She is focusing on school and having a great college life. The car she drives is a hammy down car, but she loves it because it runs good. She likes to go out on the weekends. She is the average college student just living her life.