We’re still here: Lane Brown ’20
A job in the history field, hopefully in the national parks, is the aim of Lane Brown ’20 of Avondale, Arizona. He is a history major with minors in mathematics as well as Ancient, Renaissance and Medieval Studies.
“The most important lesson I learned is no matter what happens you have to take care of yourself first,” he says.
“Off-campus life is an adjustment, but I am making the best of it,” he says. “I am just glad to be home.”
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