I grew up in what can only be described as a "Little Women household" with five sisters in Arizona. I enjoy anything in the arts, from dancing to drawing. One of my favorite things to do is to watch or participate in theatre.
My Comm background:
It was in a film arts analysis class that I realized I wanted to study communications with an emphasis in Video Production at BYU-Idaho.
In 2025, I worked with the Student Media Production Office, where I helped students with their film equipment and worked in a media crew on studio/campus projects.
In 2026, I started working for BYU-Idaho Radio as their video editor for The Spot podcast. I am currently interning as a reporter/Weekdays host.
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In his devotional address, Elder Robert C. Gay an Emeritus General Authority Seventy invites students to be true to the voice of God.
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The Orphanage Support Services Organization, or OSSO, is always looking for new volunteers who can help provide one-on-one support to the people OSSO supports
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Photographer and BYU-Idaho professor, Darren Clark’s art exhibit, “A Quiet So Absolute” opens today in the Spori Art Gallery.
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Featured violinist, Natalie Blackburn will perform in the Rexburg Tabernacle Orchestra Chamber Ensembles on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Romance Theater.
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In her devotional address, Kassandra M. Mackley invited students to transform their lives through Christ in five ways.
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New author, Susan Balcom Walton, just released her first book, “Lunch with the Widows: What I Learned About Living After My Husband Died.” The retired BYU-Idaho professor reached out to several widows to learn how to build her new life without her husband of 43 years.
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