Sarah QuesnellProject Manager
MM Music Education, University of Northern Iowa
Hometown: Galena, Illinois Why are you majoring in what you're majoring in? I wanted to be a music educator because my directors and teachers had such a positive impact on me that I wanted to share that experience through the love and joy of making music. Life mantra or words to live by: "Hold on to Morning" |
An interesting place you've lived: Lived in North Carolina
Favorite breakfast item: Homemade ham, egg, and cheese sandwich! Favorite book: The Veritas Conflict If you could visit anywhere in the world, where would you go? Austrailia Favorite art genre or artist: Finger Painting Favorite TV series? X-Files Something that makes you happy: I am happiest when I am making music. Favorite historical figure: Aaron Copland Do you sing or play any musical instruments? I sing and play nearly every musical instrument in a band and orchestra. |
If you could visit any time in history, when and where would you go? 1920s
Favorite superhero or character: Captain America Favorite time of the year: Summer Pets: I have two calico cats named Makaio (Michael) and Kaike (Kaitlyn). Fun fact, calicos are girls, which means Makaio has a boy's name. Haha! Music or music artist you like to listen to: Everything Favorite dinner item: Stir Fry Favorite sport or activity you like to do: Basketball/Volleyball |
For a superpower, what would you choose? Read Minds
Favorite color or color combination: Red Do you like getting surprised at haunted houses? Yes Favorite quote? "Hold on to Morning" Special hobby you love to do: I am artsy. I like to draw a lot when I have the time. Dog person or cat person? Cat person Something about you that most people would be surprised to learn: I am an adrenaline junkie. Why did you join the Spectrum Project? I joined by default because I'm the graduate assistant for Spectrum Project. If I wasn't, I would have joined so I can help every child experience music! |
Message to all Spectrum Project performers and buddies: I am so excited to be a part of the 2017 Spectrum Project! From the meetings and conversations with Dr. Droe and all the directors/assistant directors, this seems like it is going to be a spectacular year! Keep the ideas flowing, and keep that energy up!