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Chamberlain began his time as Hicks Honors College dean nearly seven years ago in 2017. (Photo courtesy of UNF)
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People of UNF: Anticipating Spring break

Danae Leake
March 10, 2016

Spring break 2016 is approaching fast, and many students are prepping for their trips. But everyone has different definitions of spring break. Hear are a few stories on the spring break experience for this week’s People of UNF. 

All photos by Jennifer Mello

Rachel
Rachel Peddie is a senior studying public health.

“[Going on a] ladies trip to Savannah Georgia for St. Patrick’s day. I hope they dye the river green just for us!”

 

Chad
Chad Craddock, is a junior studying public relations.

“Last year, 8 of my [fraternity] brothers and 8 sisters of Kappa Delta took a trip to Puerto Rico and we hiked Mt. Yunque and swam in the waterfalls.”

 

Brendon
Brendon Gabriel is a graduate student studying for his doctorate in physical therapy.

“One of my professors moved her midterm after spring break due to family issues. It was a big load off my shoulder because I have three other midterm exams to study for as well! Grad school life at its finest!”

 

Luis
Luis Vivas is a junior studying computer science.

“If I had all the money in the world during spring break, I would go to Tokyo.”

 

Jazmine Long is a senior studying public health. (Photo by Jennifer Morello)
Jazmine Long is a senior studying public health.

“I’d love to travel to Europe with my best friend!”

 

 

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