Meeting some of Penn State’s surprising people

Video posted November 4, 2013 in News by Chris Aland, Arielle Brown, Alysia Libby and Renae Gornick

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Sometimes there's more to people than first meets the eye. Here are the stories of McKenna Doliber, a freshman who came to Penn State to experience a different life; Natasha Field, a librarian at the Physical and Mathematical Sciences Library in Davey Building with a hobby that takes a different approach to physics; senior Kaitlin Munnelly, who harnessed exercise to solve a problem; and Sam August, a baseball player who definitely isn't your average jock.

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Christopher Aland

Senior / Broadcast Journalism

I am currently a Senior at The Pennsylvania State University with a major in Broadcast Journalism and a minor in both Sociology, and Business & The Liberal Arts. Being a part of the entertainment industry is something that I hope to achieve whether it involves being on-air, behind-the-scenes, production, etc. I am an enthusiastic person that loves to live life to the fullest and I take as many opportunities as I am given. Living a life of no regrets will propel me forward and help me achieve my goals. My hard work, determination, and relentless effort to achieve greatness is something that I value in myself. When I set my mind on something that I love, I follow through with every step, never back down from a challenge, and stay positive along the way.
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Renae Gornick

Senior / Broadcast Journalism, Spanish Minor

Renae Gornick plans to obtain a job in television production after she graduates in May 2014.
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Arielle Brown

Senior / Visual Communications/Photojournalism

Arielle Brown is a senior in visual communications with a minor in English.
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Alysia Libby

Senior / Broadcast Journalism

I am currently a senior pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism with minors in Political Science and Business. I have just recently finished an internship in State College at Forever Broadcasting as a Programming and Promotions intern, and the previous summer I interned in Washington, D.C. at the Public Leadership Education Network and The National Academy of Public Administration.