Our Stories

My professors taught me all the fundamentals about business, as much as you can from a book. But then they talked how about how to learn, how to work hard. That carried me.

Studying philosophy definitely helped me analyze the different dimensions of a problem. Philosophy is a concept that can be applied to real-life issues. It’s not a book sitting on a shelf collecting dust.

I don’t feel like a hero. I took an oath to take care of people and that’s all that I’m trying to do.

One of my English assignments was to write two poems at the end of our semester. I didn't know what to write. After the class, I ended up reading books and enjoying them more, even poetry.

All of us are being asked to do things differently, so none of us feels alone. I think the way teachers work is going to change.

I think it’s more important than it’s ever been to get students together to have these social experiences. We’re trying  to take that virtual space and make it social.

It feels amazing to see more and more students at Fitchburg State who want to get engaged. It’s so close and dear to me to see young Latinos and people of color, because I totally know what they’re going through.

While we practice using contingency tables and finding probabilities, we are looking at the issue of constitutionality and racial profiling in the practice.

People who aren’t like you can’t always relate to you, but they can understand you.