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Senior Spotlight: Abigail Quint

As they prepare for their May 9 Commencement Ceremony, Franklin & Marshall seniors look back at their four years on campus — and what's next.

Major: English Literature and Business, Organizations & Society

Hometown: Valparaiso, Ind.

Activities at F&M: Editor of The College Reporter, Alumni Leaders of Tomorrow, First of Many Campaign, president of Diplomatic Congress, Kappa Delta sorority

What was your most memorable moment or time at F&M?

I will always remember running the Early Edition program last August. Ten first-years interested in journalism volunteered to arrive at F&M early to learn about The College Reporter, our student newspaper. Having attended the program as a first-year, leading the group this past semester was very fulfilling.

What did you enjoy most about the College?

F&M is special because the other students pushed me to be my best. The culture here demands engagement, whether it's doing extra reading for class or leading an on-campus organization.

What are your plans for after graduation?

I am moving to Washington, D.C., where I will work in marketing for a health care consultant.

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