Julie Eichelberger

I am Julie Eichelberger. I am a relatively simple person to describe. I could be summarized as a typical college student, a sister of the Kappa Delta sorority, or the daughter of two loving parents. I find that who I am from the perspective of others is driven by what I want in life. For instance, I look like a motivated student that loves to work, but also plays hard. I want a lot from life: to be successful and happy. Therefore, my specific goals are pretty straightforward: make good grades to earn a good-paying job in the future. However, if I have one unique quality, I simply cannot go a day without being productive. Despite the possibility of colds or mornings after a fun night out, my day has to have one event that makes me feel satisfied or accomplished. I hate the idea of wasting days. Though this quality about me is a blessing, for the most part, it also is a curse. Because when you are sick and trying to do your daily run, passing out might also be on the agenda for the day. Yet, overall, that quality about me is so significant. It is the characteristic that conjures the most influence on who I will be today, tomorrow and every day after that. So if there is one thing to take away from this biography, it is that I am religiously productive.