Hello! My name is Marielle Crowell and I am in my fifth year
at OU now. I graduate in May (yay!) with a degree in Microbiology and
Psychology and a minor in chemistry. I was recently accepted into OU Medical
School (yay again!) so I will begin there next fall. I am SUPER excited to be
done with my undergrad degree as it has been a long time coming. I actually
took the India Epics course three whole years ago and have always planned on
taking the mythology course and have finally found time in my schedule to fit
it in. I linked my old storybook down below if anyone is interested! I really enjoyed
that class and recommend it to anyone thinking about taking it. Let’s see... I
will not tell you about any of my classes because they are all boring terrible science
classes that make me want to cry. I used to have hobbies but really for the
past three years my only hobby has been trying to get into medical school
(joking but not really). I do like to cook, work out, and read when I have the
time. Currently watching through all the harry potters again now that they are
on HBOGo. I used to knit when I was younger and would really like to knit
little hats for babies for the American Red Cross or something but so far my
schedule does not allow time for that. Have recently taken up yoga but I think
my downward dog is far too terrible for me to consider that a “hobby” yet. I
have two part-time jobs, I work in a little boutique in the mall mostly for a
clothing discount and then I also scribe for doctors in an emergency room in
Midwest City. Scribing means I chart for them when we go into rooms and
interview patients. It is overnight so that is hard but it is super relevant to
what I want to do so I feel really lucky to have that position. I’m super
excited for this class and really anything that doesn’t have the word cell or
chemistry in it!
Retro Storybook: The Goddess's Safe Haven
A random cute picture of me and my twin sister when we were little and my mother made us wear horrendous matching outfits and apparently sit on even more horrendous couches. But it was the 90's what can you do. That's me on the right.
Photo cred to my grandfather who I remember was majorly PO'd that I insisted on having my baby in the picture.
