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Monday, October 5, 2009

Counselor doubles up on college advising, pursuing degree

DD Bixby
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Copyright 2012 The News-Review. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. The News-Review October, 5 2009 11:56 am

Counselor doubles up on college advising, pursuing degree

Dressed for game day and taking a break to laugh with talks to students Trista Raines and Desiree Moan on Friday, South Umpqua High School's career and college counselor Kristy Westbrooks, left, is the schools newest college student. While helping the 110 seniors make plans and fill out applications, Westbrooks is attending college again to earn her bachelors, with plans to earn a master's in teaching by 2012.
Dressed for game day and taking a break to laugh with talks to students Trista Raines and Desiree Moan on Friday, South Umpqua High School's career and college counselor Kristy Westbrooks, left, is the schools newest college student. While helping the 110 seniors make plans and fill out applications, Westbrooks is attending college again to earn her bachelors, with plans to earn a master's in teaching by 2012.ENLARGE
Dressed for game day and taking a break to laugh with talks to students Trista Raines and Desiree Moan on Friday, South Umpqua High School's career and college counselor Kristy Westbrooks, left, is the schools newest college student. While helping the 110 seniors make plans and fill out applications, Westbrooks is attending college again to earn her bachelors, with plans to earn a master's in teaching by 2012.
DD BIXBY / The News-Review

For the first year, Westbrooks isn't simply helping students with their college aspirations, she's also fulfilling her own, attending Umpqua Community College full time and working at the school as her schedule allows.

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