Wednesday, January 19, 2011

ME 2011

My name is Theresa Michalski. I am a fifth year student at University of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, majoring in Physical Education with a minor in Adapted Physical Education. I am so excited to be graduating in December 2011.

My hometown is Cudahy, WI. I come from a family of 3 kids. I am the middle child. My sister is 1 year older than I am and my brother is 2 years younger than me.

Majority of my extended family lives in Wisconsin. I have several relatives outside of Wisconsin in Ohio, Virginia, Texas, and Florida. I have 36 first cousins and 6 first cousins once removed. We range from 34 to 5 years old. I have both grandparents on my mom’s side, who live about ten minutes away from our house. My dad’s mom lives about three minutes away. In May 2009, my Grandpa Ted past away. This was extremely hard on my family, since he was the first grandparent to go. We miss him greatly and feel he is in better place because he doesn’t have to be sick anymore.

I graduated from Cudahy High School in 2006. In high school I was very active in sports. I played volleyball, basketball and softball. Also was a wrestling manager for the team. I was also an active band member in both marching and concert band. My senior year I was student athletic trainer for football and soccer teams. I was very active in all my classes and loved every minute of school. My senior year, I received 2 scholarships and 1 award. I received one scholarship from the football team and the top amount from Cudahy Lions Club. My award was for Scholar Athlete from the Marines.

I feel I have many hobbies. One of my favorite hobbies is scrap booking. I love looking at pictures that I have take and making them into memories of the past. I enjoy taking pictures. Any where I go I always have a camera. I also collect anything with frogs. I used to have frogs until they all died, waiting to finish school to get more.

College is a road trip. I have been very active in my major. I am President of HPER Club this year. In this club we plan events and attend conferences to broaden our knowledge of the field and become better teachers.

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