A little about me: "For the last two years I have been working on a training video focused on supporting early literacy development. When I graduate I will probably try to get a job doing video production, preferably doing video editing. I may eventually go back to school to get my master's in Social Work because I love helping people."

A little about me:"I've been working at media services for a year. I film and edit events around school. I'm currently an intern at the CECE where I edit and will hopefully be shooting some events at the center. I'm also a part of some clubs on campus that are related to my field."

A little about me: "I hope to become an Early Childhood Education teacher. I believe that not only understanding but participating in the research and literature surrounding this field is an important piece of being the best teacher I can be. My biggest dream is to someday become a child’s role model in the way that one of my previous teachers became for me."

A little about me: "I've worked in the professional and independent film industries for over four years. Whether it be acting, writing, filming, or editing, I've pretty much done it all. I've been a part of the video production world for years, and plan on doing it for a long time."

A little about me: "I plan to become an elementary school teacher, which has always been my dream. I have been working with children in any way possible throughout my schooling, and I hope to one day really make a difference in a child's life through teaching."

A little about me: "This is my first year as a research assistant, but I have been working and volunteering at the CFDRC for over a year now. Teacher has been a passion of mine for years, and I would love to become an elementary school teacher one day."

A little about me: "I have always enjoyed working with children and have found a particular interest in the field of special education. Since I have been at ECSU, I have been involved in conducting research for a Spencer Foundation grant in mathematical play interactions between preschool-aged children and teachers, and will be continuing my position in research with the 2012 TIMPANI Toy Study. I am excited to continue my work with children and learn more so that I can make a real difference in the lives of children."