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Prescott Student Blog: Brett

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October 30, 2008

Things to do around Prescott

Well I haven’t had much time to write lately so I’ll pull you up to speed. The semester started in the end of August. I live on campus and enjoying every minute of school. A great thing about attending ERAU is how the classes are focused intently on your specific major. For example, I am a GSIS major and these are my classes: Chinese 3, Creative Writing, Forensic Science, Forensics Lab, Computer Applications, and Geography. All of these courses will prove their worth in my future career.

Originally I was a Daytona Beach student planning on majoring in Homeland Security. Most people get the idea their head that Daytona is a much more interesting campus. In some ways it might be, but I’ll give you some examples of things I’ve done around Prescott. Prescott is in the mountains so if you plan on going anywhere besides the city you can count on having to drive, it’s just the way it is. Outside of Prescott there are plenty of things to do.

One day my suitemates and I decided we were bored so we headed off to the nearby city of Sedona to go cliff diving. Sedona is a small tourist city situated on a plateau of red cliffs. There were plenty of people from NAU and ASU hanging out and partying at the river where the cliff diving takes place. On another occasion we decided to take the 1 ½ hour drive to go to a Weezer concert down in Phoenix. There are many things that I haven’t listed due to the fact that I have homework and a life to lead, but you get the idea.

In addition to external activities, the school also puts on a lot student functions like dances, concerts and sporting events. These functions are usually top notch and there is a lot of effort put into the planning and executing of the event. Between the occasional school function and outside activity you can definitely find things to do around this area. Well I’m off to forensics now. I’ll be writing more soon.

Brett Watts

Comments

Hi Brett,
Wow I didn't know you had the ability to blog at your school, that's neat!
Wow, you're able to put Chinese characters in too, how do you do that? I've been to Prescott before, there's not much there huh, rolling hills, your school and a small town. I've been to Sedona too. My mom used to live in Cottonwood which is only 16 miles from Sedona, it's beautiful. Yes, it's really HOT in Arizona, that's partly why we never moved there. I have lots of relatives that live there though. Hope all is well, you're looking good in the picture.
Love You, Aunt Betty :o)

Hi Brett,
I can't imagine understanding those Chinese characters and Japanese characters as well.
Is it a matter of memorizing hundreds of them? Does each character tell a kind of story?
It sounds hard to me. I'm glad you're enjoying it. Do they have an alphabet? Love You,
Aunt Betty

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