Shannon Weaver, Admissions Counselor
Hometown: Harrisonburg, Va.
Hobbies: running, golfing, skiing, playing tennis, camping, fishing, hiking, and reading
Education: Eastern Mennonite High School (2002); B.S., Eastern Mennonite University (2006), major in business administration, minor in marketing
AIM: Shannon4EMU
Why I came to EMU
When I visited I was impressed with the business department, which was my major. I liked the small classroom settings as well as the Christian environment.
What I learned (outside of the classroom) at EMU
I learned to live and become friends with many different personality types and the importance of solid and lasting relationships. It's help me relate, work, and get along with many different types of people.
If I could re-enroll, what would I do differently?
Take more extracurricular activities.
Advice to students looking for a college
Looking for a college can be overwelming. Start early and take your time visiting campuses. Go and talk with professors and students and get a feel for the community around you. For me it was a comfortable feeling I got when being there.
Favorites
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Web Site: Well, my homepage is set to Fox News, I try to stay on top of current events. I also admit to being addicted to facbook and checking up on how all my friends that moved away are doing.
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Item at the Royals' Den snack shop: salad bar
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Cross-cultural: Ireland and Northern Ireland
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Off-campus activity: any type of physical activity, especially running since I plan to run a half marathon this coming year
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Book (at the moment): My Sister's Keeper
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Professor: Spencer Cowles
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EMU memory: I can't say one particular memory I have so many great ones!
What some of my EMU friends are up to at the moment
Social worker, nurse, teacher, MMA representative, various friends around the world doing missions, counselor, human resource agent, admissions counselor, CIS working with the goverment
What I look for in an EMU student
Someone with a positive out look on life and a willingness to be motivated and dedicated to something they really believe in.

