I thought I was done when the season ended. I wasn't ready to announce it, and I knew I needed some time to really decide, but I was pretty sure I played my last game. I was honest at that last press conference when I said I needed to look at myself and deicide if I still love
Caught up with #BrayHubbard There are a lot of new faces on Alabamas roster but Hubbard is entering his fourth season with the Tide. He is a true example of Alabama loyalty. He breaks down Alabamas defense, the QB bond, and more. #alabama#collegefootball#secmedia#live
Ole Miss RB #Kewanlacy was asked about Lane Kiffin and what kind of coach LSU was getting… his answer was short and sweet.
“He’s a great coach.” He was not elaborating anymore and made it clear his focus is on Ole Miss. He has the Heisman in his eyesight. #olemiss#secmedia
Alabama head coach Kalen Deboer is not new to SEC Media days anymore. He’s ready for his third year with the Tide. One of the biggest questions surrounding Bama is the QB position… Who do you think will be named?
I think Austin Mack will get the job because of his experience.
The next generation.
In 2008, Trevor Immelman held off Tiger Woods at @TheMasters. 16 years later, their sons are paired together at the #UNIQLOAdamScottJr.
My profile story is live on my digital portfolio. I had such a fun time doing this piece. I can’t wait to add more to my portfolio throughout my time @UGAGrady Make sure to check it out
https://t.co/2JcfUhLik7
#springsemester#profile
One of my favorite events that I had the chance to write about was in @UGAGrady was an Art Exhibition at the Georgia Museum of Art pertaining art pieces that Whitworth Women’s prison responded too in their class taught by UGA. Check out https://t.co/2JcfUhLik7 to learn more.
Excited to be launch my Journalism portfolio. I have had the chance to add a news conference, event coverage and currently working on a profile story to add. This is all through Grady and #3190 #diversityequitybeat. Can’t wait to add more.
Artwork that was shown at Whitworth Women’s Museum created incarcerated women’s responses. Callan Steinmann says, “All coming to it from our own perspective and own point of view creates our own view, and for them to relate to this from their own perspective is wonderful.”
UGA’s Caroline Young and Don Chambers are hopeful that this project ,which is the first in Georgia ,will lead to more exhibitions and more learning in classrooms for incarcerated women. The exhibit will be open until July 2nd.
Artwork that was shown at Whitworth Women’s Museum created incarcerated women’s responses. Callan Steinmann says, “All coming to it from our own perspective and own point of view creates our own view, and for them to relate to this from their own perspective is wonderful.”
During the event Women at Whitworth Prison got the chance to see artworks that showed them freedom. So what does freedom look like to you? @GeorgiaMuseum#art#freedom
Follow along with me today as I report on the live Curator talk: Art is a freedom regarding Whitworth Women’s Prison. Artworks such as the “Blue Lady” by Amalia Amaki will be shown at the Georgia Museum. #GeorgiaMuseum#GA_corrections#Art