I am Kelley Franklin and I also go by Kel. I was born and raised in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. I transferred from Harrisburg Area Community College in May 2008 with an associate’s degree in Computer Information Systems. This is my first semester at Temple and I hope to finish in spring 2010 with a BBA in Management Information Systems.

I love technology! I have been the family tech support since I was 13. Computers consume my life and I enjoy every minute of it. I use a lot of free software and I love web applications such as Gmail and Google calendar. Both of these tools are essential for daily organization. I want to have a career in the information technology industry. Currently my goal is to be an IT consultant and trainer.

  Keeping in touch with people and making new friends is a necessity to me. I am currently in 3 SPOs: Association of Management Information Systems, Students for Responsible Business, and Phi Beta Lambda. I am also involved in the Fox Mentor program here. By being involved, I have made many friends and contacts for the future. 
  My favorite things to do in my spare time change frequently. Currently I have been swimming a few times a week, but I enjoy almost all sports. Much of my day is spent reading blogs to feed my growing thirst for knowledge. The greatest things to me are the finer things in life. Things like hanging out with friends or taking the subway to south philly for a cheese steak are amazing.
 

During my two years at Temple, I hope to better myself. I just got CSPD’d and now I am ready to start looking for internships. It is going to be an exciting ride on my way to graduation. Networking, internships, involvement, goals, and the many aspects of being a student in the second half of college, are all things I plan to write about. I am also open to whatever you want to hear about. Comments are more than welcome!

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