About Me

Welcome to my student blog! My name is Logan Guy, and I’m an incoming freshman in the class of 2011. I lived in Spokane, Washington, for all eighteen years of my life and made my first move to a new town when I enrolled here at Trinity University. Unfortunately, I already miss my home, family, and friends but nevertheless I'm glad to be here. For those who aren’t familiar with Spokane, it is Eastern Washington; about four hundred thousand people in its immediate area but still doesn’t have much in the way of entertainment.

I come from a family of five; my parents are divorced and so I lived with my sister and mother. My brother attends the University of Washington where intends upon pursing psychology at the graduate level. My younger sister is a junior in high school. She stays relatively busy with dance, gymnastics, and softball. My dad retired upon my commencement from high school and now lives in Phoenix, Arizona. Back home we have two cats; they’re each other's mortal enemy.

In Spokane, I attend Saint George’s School, a relatively small college preparatory school. I was avidly involved in athletics, especially baseball; during my senior season I was lucky enough to have made my all-league team and the all-state feeder game. As of right now I don’t intend upon pursuing any on-campus activities because I want to be able to devote my time wholly to my studies. I'm pursuing pre-medicine which unfortunately means that I will not have much time for extracurricular activities. The interesting fact I included on my sticky note is that I choose Trinity University out of a hat with four other schools, but I just thought of a better interesting fact; Bill Gates was the guest speaker at my high school graduation.

In high school, I took a basic computer skills class my freshman year. However, I'm glad that I've been enrolled in this class as I see it as an opportunity to become reacquainted with the information and material relevant to technology and computers. I believe my computer abilities are rather limited, except when it comes to the basics of Microsoft Office and its respective applications. If you have any questions regarding anything you have read here you may contact me via email at lguy@trinity.edu. Thank you for reading my blog and have a nice day!