Kiley Kohler Bio

-
My name is Kiley and I am from Abilene, Kansas. I am a freshman at Washburn University currently planning to major in Mass Media. I enjoy photography, hiking, and hanging out with my two best friends. I have a lovely boyfriend of 18 months who plays football at the University of Kansas. Twice during high school, I went to New York City and sang in Carnegie Hall. My senior year, I stayed with a host family in Germany and traveled to several cities within the country. I love traveling and plan to study abroad in college. I recently got an evergreen tree tattooed on my right tricep symbolizing strength, longevity, and my love for nature. I also love cats, coffee, music, and creating artsy Snapchat stories.

Comments

  1. Ali DadeSeptember 7, 2017 at 6:54 AM

    That is so cool that you got to perform at Carnegie, and travel to Germany. Germany is one of the places I would love to travel to in my lifetime!

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousSeptember 8, 2017 at 6:48 AM

    So jealous that you had the chance to preform at Carnegie Hall! I would love to visit New York sometime! Also, coffee and music are some of the best things in life!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Mallory BakerSeptember 8, 2017 at 8:54 AM

    I was searching for yours because I remember seeing something about someone singing at Carnegie Hall and WHAT?! That's crazy. You're amazing. I sang in Branson a couple of years for a competition and thought that was cool. Newsflash: It's not Carnegie Hall. :) So happy to have met you!

    ReplyDelete
  4. Erasmo NunezSeptember 8, 2017 at 8:21 PM

    I sit behind you in class and I noticed your tattoo and it is so cool, so happy to now know the meaning! I am in the pursuit of finding a study abroad opportunity and it's nice knowing one other person in my class is too.

    ReplyDelete
  5. Jordan YoderSeptember 8, 2017 at 8:33 PM

    That is so cool you have been to NYC! I have always wanted to go there! Also, SO AMAZING you have sung at Carnegie Hall. :)

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

A Place for All to Gather

-
Image
Photo by Regina Cassell The Cassell family has invaded College Avenue! Welcome to Media Bootcamp, Fall 2016 edition! This blog will be a shared blog, and we will all share our thoughts as those who comment and those who post. I'm Regina Cassell, and I will be the leader of this expedition. About Me: My family sold our home of 15 years and moved a mile away to our new home on College Avenue. It was quite the adventure, and I have not fully recovered. I was still clinging to my 20s the last time we moved.  I’ve been at Washburn since July 2000. My husband, Gene, is the sports information director at Washburn, and we have two boys, Jacob, 13, and Jared, 11. I’m a busy wife and mom.  I have taught as a lecturer in the mass media department since the fall of 2003, and I am also the director of Student Media at Washburn. The Student Media staff keeps  washburnreview.org  updated with new content all year long along with producing three Bod Magazines, 26 weekly issues
Read more

Meet Michael Schurig

-
My name is Michael Schurig and I am a Sophomore here at Washburn studying Mass Media with an emphasis that I am still deciding on. I am also a baseball player here. In my future I am thinking about covering stats for sports in sports information for articles, newspapers, etc.
Read more

Homework options for Friday

-
Image
Homework for Friday… 1) Read the introduction bios posted on this page and comment on 5 of them. Yes, the quality of your posts matter. Get to know your classmates. You will have a blog group where you will read and comment on each other's blogs. 2) Establish your OWN blog on Blogger. Write the welcome post, which introduces both you as the author and the blog itself. You do not need to give your life's story. Think of this post as marketing for your blog. In addition, you also need to create the first post of "official content." In other words, DO what you say you are going to do in your first post. To turn in your blog, you must share the URL. You have two options.  #1 You can simply post the URL to your blog as a comment on this very post. Try to write a snappy sentence about your blog, followed by a complete URL. #2 Or you can create your own post. Again, try to write a snappy sentence about your blog, followed by a complete URL. Homework for Monday…
Read more