Jemn Hershberger:
CLASS OF 1988
Northwood High SchoolClass of 1988
Nappanee, IN
Elkhart Memorial High School (1973-present)Class of 9999
Elkhart, IN
University of North Carolina Class of 2003
Pembroke, NC
Fayetteville Technical Community CollegeClass of 2001
Fayetteville, NC
Indiana State UniversityClass of 1992
Terre haute, IN
Jemn's Story
Life
I am proud to be a mother of two beautiful children: Jazmyn and James Andrew. After I completed two Bachelors Degrees at Indiana University in South Bend: Bachelors of Arts in General Studies and Bachelors of Science in English Education, I became a Language Arts Teacher at Elkhart Memorial High School where I work with 9th and 11th graders teaching many things from "The Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo & Juliet" to "Fences." I am a published poet and am currently working on my own book of prose.
Although I am divorced, and have been for some time, I am happy with where I am in my life. I may not be where I am headed, but I'm on the right journey.
I would like to say that the best thing in my life is my strong belief in the One, True God.
School
I was very active in the Arts, when I was in High School. I hung out with a diverse group of people and remember being friends with many - I hope that I'm right. High School wasn't the most pleasurable experience of my life, but not the worst by any stretch of the imagination. I hop...Expand for more
e to be remembered for being serious about having fun.
College
College has been the most trying time of my life. I started school at Indiana State University in 1988. I quit after a traumatic experience, but kept going to school.
In 2000, I began to continue my education at Fayetteville Tech and then to UNC - Pembroke, NC from 2001-2002. In 2003, I began my final years at IU - South Bend. I'm glad I'm still here, but I'll be glad to be done on May 10, 2005.
Workplace
I am a hard worker. I always give 120% when I am at work - and that sometimes leads to my failure in other areas. But with BALANCE and faith, I hope to be a better educator, parent, sister-friend, and one-day wife.
Military
My military experience was the best and most diverse of my life. I loved ever day - even when those days were bad and I complained. I loved it! I would have stayed in forever, if it weren't for my family responsibilities. My children come first and Uncle Sam stopped helping me, so home I went. I will long remember fondly my time in service.
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