Student Workers of the Month: November/December 2008

Jarrett Library is pleased to announce the November/December Student Workers of the Month. They are Danielle Closs, Sara Gray, and Porsha Harrison.

Danielle Closs

Danielle Closs was born in Dover, Delaware and lived in Felton, Delaware for about 23 years. She graduated from Delaware Technical and Community College in 2004, with an associates degree in Human Services and then started going to Washington Bible College in Lanham Maryland August of 2006. She attended WBC for two years where she met her wonderful husband and they were married August 2008 and immediately moved to Marshall, Texas. They are both attending East Texas Baptist University. Danielle is in the psychology program, hoping to work with youth in some way.




Sara Gray




Sara Gray is from Hallsville, Texas where she is involved with the First Baptist Church Hallsville. Sara's hobbies are reading and ultimate frisbee.








Porsha Harrison


Porsha Harrison is from Lufkin and her parents are Michael Harrison and Delisia Harrison-Spencer. She also has a sister, Brittany who is 21.
Porsha loves to hang out with her friends and loves to play sports, especially softball. She came to ETBU to play softball, but ended up playing soccer also.
She graduated from Lufkin High School in 2006 and from there went to Lon Morris College in Jacksonville where she also played softball and soccer. She transferred to ETBU this semster and plans to be either a nurse or a college coach.

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