Meet...Brooke
Name:
Brooke Fox.
Department:
University Archives, Waring Historical Library.Hometown: Great Mills, Md.
Three words that best describe you: Dependable, honest and quirky.
First job: Selling accessories at Peebles Department Store.
Countries you’ve traveled to: I have traveled to Australia, New Zealand, England, France, Germany, Italy, Canada, Costa Rica, The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.
Pet peeve: People who can’t live without cell phones.
Most rewarding thing about your job: Preserving historically important records for future generations.
Person you admire the most: My stepmother.
Toughest challenge you have had to face this year: Trying to sell my home in Maryland during this horrible housing market.
A technological invention you can’t live without: A good old landline telephone.
Accomplishment of which you are most proud: Bungy jumping off the side of a mountain in Queenstown, New Zealand.
Something people don’t know about you: I’m more adventurous than I appear to be.
Friday, Sept. 14, 2007
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