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Kelly Mulcahy |
Extra-curriculars: |
Wriston Art Collective, Photography Club, Varsity Volleyball & Basketball |
On-campus jobs: |
Rec Center, Tutor, Athletic Recruiter, Wriston Monitor |
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Who is your favorite professor at LU? |
Julie Lindemann & John Shimon of the Studio Art Department. Their ability to inspire the work of their students and their effort towards our success has truly made me the artist I am today. The work done in their class has made me take a different look at the world of art and the availability within the field. |
What is the best course you’ve taken at LU? |
The Photography Series. The professors really explained the different processes thoroughly and the equipment the university provides really allows the students to experiment with different processes and mediums. |
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Which is your favorite resident hall? |
Sage. Because you have the capability of an open-door surrounding where you can get to know all of your neighbors and form a community within the dorm. You also can live with students of every class. |
What is your fondest memory of your roommate from freshman year? |
To surprise me on my birthday, my roommate and some of her friends bought me a few bags of tootsie pops and blow pops and stuck them in the holes in my ceiling. When I got home from my game I had surprises to snack on for the next few weeks. It was hilarious and a fun chance to bond with my roommate. |
What is your favorite thing to do in Appleton? |
I love to go to Timberrattlers games (the local minor league baseball team). It’s a fun opportunity to hang out with Lawrentians outside campus and also to meet the local Appleton folk. |
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What is an uncommon hobby you have, and why do you like it? |
Photography. I love to take film wherever I can. I know we are in a digital phase, but I love the serenity of the darkroom and the antics of working with the chemicals and developing my own film. I like being responsible for everything. |
What is something LU helped you learn about yourself? |
LU taught me to explore my liberal ideals as an artist. I’ve also gotten to experience the different mediums of art through other artists and I got to find my true calling in life by being able to experience different classes throughout the university. If it wasn’t mandatory to take the gen eds throughout the college, I wouldn’t have experience the true art ideals, therefore exposing my true passion. |