Transfer Student Mentors The WTAMU Transfer Student Mentors are a group of transfer students who are available to assist current and prospective students in all aspects of their WTAMU career. The Transfer Student Mentors come from diverse backgrounds, various colleges/universities, and have different educational majors and goals. Please feel free to contact any and all with any questions you have. Transfer Student Mentor Information and Application  | Kristen Crum
kecrum1@buffs.wtamu.edu
Classification: Sophomore
Major: Education—EC-6 ESL Generalist
Previous University Attended: Amarillo College
Hometown: Corsicana, TX Plans after graduation: I hope to work at a local elementary school or open a Montessori childcare facility. After working a couple of years, I plan to come back to WTAMU to earn a Master’s degree in School Counseling. Eventually, I would like to earn a Doctorate so I can work in higher education. Advice for new transfer students: Take a deep breath and exhale! It is not as intimidating as it seems. |  | Ashton Feemster
pafeemster1@buffs.wtamu.edu
Classification: Sophomore
Major: Sports and Exercise Science
Previous University Attended: Sterling College (KS)
Hometown: Kim, CO Plans after graduation: I plan to pursue a career in education or in the healthcare field. Advice for new transfer students: Get involved and don’t be afraid to try new things! |  | Julia Greif
jegreif1@buffs.wtamu.edu Classification: Junior
Major: Mass Communication—Advertising/Public Relations
Previous University Attended: Rider University (NJ)
Hometown: San Antonio, TX Plans after graduation: I would like to move back up north and find a job that lets me stay in the sports industry and also working within advertising and public relations. Dream job: working for Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS). Advice for new transfer students: Get involved and don’t be afraid of other students and opportunities. It’s easy to get caught in the “new kid” syndrome and getting involved eases that very quickly and it’s a fun way to meet people. |  | Christopher Grepo
cfgrepo1@buffs.wtamu.edu
Classification: Junior
Major: Nursing
Previous University Attended: Palomar College (San Diego, CA) and Amarillo College
Hometown: Oceanside, CA Plans after graduation: Return to the San Diego area to work and possibly attend Cal State-San Marcos for graduate school. Advice for new transfer students: Be proactive and prepared. Stay on top of your schedule and financial aid. Know where you are going before the day you have to be there. |  | Lisa Mitchell
llmitchell2@buffs.wtamu.edu
Classification: Junior
Major: Accounting
Previous University Attended: Univ. of New Mexico (Albuquerque)
Hometown: San Jon, NM Plans after graduation: Become a CPA and work in the agricultural industry as an accountant for an agriculture company such as John Deere. Advice for new transfer students: Never be afraid to ask questions; there is always someone who is willing to help you be a success. |  | Evelyn Munoz
emmunoz1@buffs.wtamu.edu
Classification: Senior
Major: English
Previous University Attended: Wichita State University (KS) and Dodge City Community College (KS)
Hometown: Garden City, KS and Los Angeles, CA Plans after graduation: Graduate school in Linguistics Advice for new transfer students: Take control of your life by discovering yourself as a student and person by being involved in new things, such as campus activities, organizations, and even by taking a class you might be interested in. |  | Veronica Ramos
vramos2@buffs.wtamu.edu
Classification: Sophomore
Major: Mass Communication—Advertising/Public Relations with a minor in English
Previous University Attended: South Plains College
Hometown: Lubbock, TX Plans after graduation: Move to LA or London Advice for new transfer students: Don’t be afraid to ask questions |  | Jessica Walters
jawalters1@buffs.wtamu.edu
Classification: Junior
Major: Graphic Design
Previous University Attended: Collin College
Hometown: Naches, WA Plans after graduation: Have my own horse farm, get married, have kids, and work in Hollywood. Advice for new transfer students: Get involved, put yourself out there and be outgoing. Don’t be afraid. You will meet people faster and have more fun. | | 
