Every year in March, students all across the nation are rewarded for their hard work with a week-long vacation. At Baylor, students receive the week of March 8 for Spring Break. Before packing up their cars and heading out of town, students were asked, “What are you doing for Spring Break?” Here’s what they said:
Colton Canava
Senior
Graphic design
Wichita Falls, Texas
“For spring break I’m going to Venice with my art history class for an upper level introduction to 19th century European art and Venice Culture. I’m looking forward to all the museums and architecture. I’m a nerd.”
Tim Sullivan
Senior
Mechanical Engineering
Fort Worth, Texas
“I’m going to go home because over the summer I’m not going to get to see my family; I’ll be away from them. So it’ll be a good time to spend time with them.” At the beginning of the summer I’ll be in Rwanda in Africa on a mission trip and then the rest of the summer I’ll be in Austin doing an internship.”
Emily Childs
Senior
English
Dallas, Texas
“I’m going to stay in Waco. I have a lot of papers to write but I’ll go out to eat and watch a movie, probably. I guess the freedom of not having a set schedule: wake up when I want, sleep in if I want to, get around to homework when I want, not having it due at 9 o’clock.”
Ericka Williams
Freshman
Psychology
“I’m going home to work for the first part and the second part I’ll be going to Houston with my brother.”
Branden Ratliff
Sophomore
Psychology
Stephenville, Texas
“I’m going to Florida with some friends. It’s called Perdido Key it’s right over the Alabama state line. I’m looking forward to getting away from school and sleeping.”
Tennessee Gist
Sophomore
Interior Design
The Woodlands, Texas
“I’m going home. [Excited about] Not having to do any school work, I’m just going to be with my family. I get to see my older siblings because they live in the area.”
Giovanna Reed
Senior
Business Music and Entertainment Marketing
Carmichael, Calif.
“I’m going to Sacramento, California to plan my wedding. (July 17th) I have a lot of family over there.”
Michael Youngblood
Freshman
Psychology
Allen, Texas
“I’m going home then going to Austin to visit my brother all his friends. I get to see my baby nephew—he’s like nine months old.”
