Stephanie Bigot Essay

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Stephanie Bigot, a dazzling free spirited young adult, who grew up in Miami, Florida in a strong Haitian native culture is currently a Junior attending Florida Memorial University majoring in Business Marketing. She enjoys participating in activities in which involves meeting new people and gaining knowledge acquired by experience. She has a friendly personality allowing her to adapt to different conditions smoothly. Eager to pursuit skills in every way possible, Stephanie is well involved at Florida Memorial University serving as an Orientation Leader, providing guidance to first-year students, the PR Director for Faces Modeling Troupe Inc. Miami Chapter, active member of the University’s National Society Collegiate Scholars Program and amongst other organizations while striving to pursue a Bachelors Degree. Words are powerless to express her gratitude with how appreciative she is to be accepted into Commissioner Barbara Jordan’s Summer Youth Internship Initiative which helps her build professional experience in her field of study. …show more content…
This awesome collaboration has opened an opportunity for her to intern at El Dorado’s Marketing Department which she insightfully claims to be “an eye opening and gratifying involvement.” With Stephanie’s spontaneous outlook she appreciates Eckhart Tolle’s quote “Life isn’t as serious as the mind makes it out to

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