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Mentorship is the first step for this law school hopeful
By Jakob R. Rodriguez
jrr248@txstate.edu
SAN MARCOS––Triston C. Giesie is not your average college student. By day he is a Public Relations major with law school dreams, by night the best Residential Assistant to walk Tower Hall.
However, it would be a shame to limit Giesie's success on campus to a single major or career field. When he is not preoccupied with the welfare of aspiring media professionals in the Living Learning Community that resides in Tower Hall, he is leading the Triathlon team and the Society of Professional Journalists as an officer in both organizations.
Though only a 19-year-old junior, Giesie hopes to attend law school at the University of Texas post-graduation. After law school, Giesie, armed with a Public relations degree and a plethora of experience cleaning up messes as a Residential Assistant (both literally and figuratively), hopes to help candidates win local and state elections or have his own political career take off.
jrr248@txstate.edu
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| Triston Giesie stands outside of Tower Hall for a "not so candid" candid picture. Photo by Jakob R. Rodriguez |
However, it would be a shame to limit Giesie's success on campus to a single major or career field. When he is not preoccupied with the welfare of aspiring media professionals in the Living Learning Community that resides in Tower Hall, he is leading the Triathlon team and the Society of Professional Journalists as an officer in both organizations.
Though only a 19-year-old junior, Giesie hopes to attend law school at the University of Texas post-graduation. After law school, Giesie, armed with a Public relations degree and a plethora of experience cleaning up messes as a Residential Assistant (both literally and figuratively), hopes to help candidates win local and state elections or have his own political career take off.
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