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from the desk of Marina Phillips




As my four years at Catholic are coming to an end, I begin to reflect on my time here and I have realized that a big part of who I was in college was determined by KTG. I remember coming out for recruitment my first semester freshman year. I was so nervous and so excited. As I went through the process, I didn't realize it then, but I was making friendships that would last all four years and hopefully well beyond college. After becoming a sister, I tried so hard to get a position. However, it wasn't until spring semester sophomore year that I was voted in as service chair. I planned various events and was the team captain for our Relay for Life team. At the beginning of the fall semester, the position of PNM educator opened up. I was nominated and voted in. It was one of the happiest moments of my KTG career. I was so excited and determined to be the best PNM educator I could be. That semester was one of the most stressful and rewarding semesters. I was so proud of my PNMs and to have served on Eboard. The next semester, I went abroad to Australia and while there I realized how much I missed being a part of the sorority. While abroad, I was nominated for Vice President, I accepted and was voted into that position for fall of my senior year. I came back to school that year refreshed from abroad and ready to help my sorority again. Being Vice President, was very different from being PNM Educator; however, both positions taught me so much about myself and my abilities. I learned how to make tough decisions and how to be a leader. My time as a member of KTG has instilled in me a sense of self­worth and a sense of belonging. I learned how to get along with all different types of people, how to be democratic and fair, and how to separate personal from business. Because of KTG, I am walking away from Catholic with a better sense of who I am, what I am capable of, and some of the best friends I could ever ask for. When I look back in 10 years on my time in college, I will remember all the good times shared with my sisters. 




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