n our lives
But not anymore, I said, as I mastered
a task on my smart phone and learned
how to merge two data files with
different formats. I was unstoppable
– you are unstoppable. And you can
put improvation back in your life. •
Deb Poole, a developmental psychologist,
eats refried beans and salsa with
breakfast and has not had a Band-Aid
on her left hand since May 6, 2013.
Former students say …
"The most important thing that Deb
taught me was to be an advocate for
my own success. The expectations and
pressures of others can weigh heavily
on you as a young professional, but you
need to keep an eye on your own goals
or they'll be lost."
Miranda McIntyre, '12, graduate
student in social psychology at Purdue
University, West Lafayette, Ind.
centralight fall '13
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