TAs from the University of Texas at Dallas have graciously volunteered to share their stories, insights and experiences with othe Texas CPAs to-be. Here is a little bit about each of them:
2012-2013 Bloggers
Lauren Carr
Hometown: Houston, TX
High School: Friendswood High School
University: University of Texas at Dallas
Interned: Ernst & Young
Fun Fact: I have been skydiving.
Clayton Farris
Hometown: Lewisville, TX
High School: Lewisville High School
University: UT-Dallas
Interned: Grant Thornton, Dallas
Fun Fact: I am admittedly addicted to fantasy football. During football season, I devote an average of 15 hours per week to the hobby.
Diane Henry
Hometown: Ovilla, TX
High School: Canterbury Episcopal School
University: UT Dallas
Interned: Deloitte, Audit
Fun Fact: I love to travel. I have been to France, Italy, New Zealand (study abroad) and Grenada.
Kelly McNeil
Hometown: Sachse, Texas
High School: Sachse High School
University: UT Dallas
Interned: McGladrey, tax
Fun Fact: I used to race sailboats with my dad and sister when I was little.
2011-2012 Bloggers
Timothy Ellis
Hometown: Dallas, TX
High School: Renaissance Charter School
University: UT-Dallas
Interned: Grant Thornton, Dallas
Fun Fact: I can name any pro sports champion since 1980.
Jasmine Hernandez
Hometown: Garland, TX
High School: South Garland High School
University: UT-Dallas
Interned: PwC, Dallas
Fun Fact: I have 4 siblings, ranging from 25 years to 9 months.
Eric Rivetna
Hometown: Berkeley Height, NJ
High School: Governor Livingston High School
University: UT-Dallas
Interned: PwC, NYC Metro
Fun Fact: Traveled through Europe for 6 weeks at the age of 17.
Tripp Smitham
Hometown: Dallas, TX
High School: Home Schooled
University: UT-Dallas
Interned: KPMG, Dallas
Fun Fact: I took piano lessons for 12 years starting at age 6.
Nice photos!! This is my first blog to sign up for so interested to see what is discussed and writing style – professional or text style? Jasmine is the TA for my AIS 6343 class this semester so I plan to stop by to meet her and ask for assistance when needed.