Aimée Rogers:  

Life Upon graduation, I did my first year of college at good ol' AC. It was an interesting year, to say the least. I transferred to Texas Tech University that next year, and began my sophomore year here in Lubbock at the best school in the nation. ;o) I began my major in Chemistry/Biology under the Pre-Med program here at Tech. I loved every bit of it, but somehow, something was off. My junior year, at the advice and counsel of my truly magnificent advisor, I switched my major to the College of Human Sciences and began a program study under Human Development with a specialization in Child Life Specialty (CLS). I loved the program and primarily wanted to focus on working with special needs infants, either in a hospital setting or private practice. I also really wanted to work with terminally ill children, as there is such a need for CLS in that area of medicine. Now I am looking at going to nursing school to further advance my career, and I truly believe that a nursing degree would really propel me in the medical profession. I would be able to do so much more than I would as a CLS, and that definitely interests me. There is such a need for nurses, but only a few positions for CLS here in Lubbock. I'm still actively involved in music. The job I took as a part-time college kid has hired me on full time and promoted me to head of marketing and music education for the local scene here in Lubbock. It is a fun job -- very rewarding, mostly because it keeps me involved in music, which is a passion of mine. I still sing and play piano and guitar. I have recorded a CD and I write songs and compose music, mostly for my own enjoyment. The best thing about Lubbock, though, is the people. I've met many a dear soul here, both at Texas Tech and elsewhere. I met my husband here 7 years ago, and we were married on...Expand for more