“Being realistic is the most commonly traveled road to mediocrity. Why would you be realistic? What’s the point of being realistic?” – Will Smith
You know what? He’s right. If I were to be realistic, there would be no point to dreaming. I’ve been told that if you’re not afraid of your dreams then you’re not dreaming big enough. Who’s to say I won’t become the next ASME Award winning writer for a popular magazine? Or the next anchor for 6ABC News? As an aspiring journalist, I’m going to work as hard as ever here at Temple University to develop a future for myself and my aspirations. To be honest, I’ve never really been a fan of accepting what is. No, I’m more about seeing what I’m capable of. And that’s just what I’ll do.
Chelsea Ann Rovnan is a full-time student at Temple University majoring in journalism. She is currently fulfilling an internship at The Philadelphia Inquirer. At The Inquirer, she gets hands on experience at the Copy Desk as a paid copy-editing intern. She is given stories by professional reporters/writers to edit and assign headlines to along with writing photo captions for the story’s graphics.
She ended her last completed semester with a G.P.A. of a 3.90 and made it onto the Dean’s List.
She works part-time at Brunswick Zone XL, Feasterville. There she hosts kids’ birthday parties, as well as corporate events. She has been told that she is a natural born leader and she strives to prove that hard work does in fact pay off.
All published and unpublished articles and designs found on this website were written and/or created by Chelsea Ann Rovnan. For more information, contact her at chelsea.ann.rovnan@temple.edu
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