What woman has influenced you the most?
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“My granny. She has always said, ‘I love you no matter where you go in life.’ She loves amazingly.”
Madi Morris, a freshman music performance major from Starkville
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“The first lady in my church, Easter Miller. She’s a really wise woman and has a huge heart of compassion. You know how puppies love you unconditionally? That’s how she loves.”
N’kila Garner, a freshman elementary education major from Jackson
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“My mom. Just in watching her every day life.”
Maddie Quickel, a freshman psychology major from Houston
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“My mom. She wanted to go to school, but her dad wouldn’t let her, so she brought me up telling me the importance of going to school. She educated me so I could have a better future.”
Nadia Trujillo, a junior Spanish and political science double major from Southaven
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“Hillary Clinton. She ran for presidency against the odds and did a lot of things in office even before it was OK to be a woman with opinions. And she doesn’t hide behind the name ‘Clinton.’ She does her own things.”
Sol Cordova, a senior biochemistry major from Chicago
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“My mom. She always does her best to keep me on track, up to date and in the know. If I have any problems, I go to mom. She helps me with any and everything. I aspire to be as compassionate to her kids as she is.”
Lakaria Lambert, a sophomore exercise science and biology double major from Horn Lake
