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Originally from Mt. Zion, Illinois, Engmann has stood out for her exceptional dedication to academics and significant contributions to the campus community. Pursuing dual majors in Biology (ecology) and Spanish, Engmann embodies a commitment to excellence and leadership, mirroring the legacy of Lincoln Laureates before them.

During Engmann's tenure at Illinois College, her involvement extended beyond academics. Engaging actively in the Women's soccer team, IC Honors Program, and assuming significant roles as Hall Director in Residential Life, Student Senate College and External Affairs Committee Chair, Student Ambassador, and Entomology Lab Teaching Assistant, Engmann exemplifies a dedication to holistic growth and leadership.

In alignment with Lincoln's ethos of service to the community, Engmann emphasized the importance of service projects and community engagement. She highlighted experiences in service organizations and international travel, acknowledging the profound impact of small actions on the community.

Lawrence Zettler, Hitchcock Professor of Biology, played a pivotal role in shaping her academic experience. Engmann lauded Dr. Zettler's guidance, engaging teaching methods, and their role in broadening horizons and influencing future aspirations.

Looking ahead, Engmann plans to pursue a master's degree in a field of biology or zoology, echoing a commitment to advancing knowledge and contributing to society. Her aspirations align with a vision of service, seeking opportunities to integrate community healthcare initiatives into her future career.

Engmann's advice to future 缅北禁地 echoes their own enriching experience: "Seize every opportunity, explore new horizons, and savor the journey. Four years fly by, so make the most of every moment!"

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