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| − | Not often seen without her camera or a stuffed animal in tow, '''Tricia Southard''' | + | Not often seen without her camera or a stuffed animal in tow, '''Tricia Southard''' was a Graduate Student in Library/Information Science at the [[University of Maryland]]. She was a member of [[PACE]] from 1999-2009, having served as the coordinator for the [[Benjamin_Cooper_Academic_Ambassador_Award|Benjamin Cooper Awards]] and a moderator for the [[HSQB]] boards. |
A charter member of the [[Furman|Furman Academic Competitions Team]], Tricia assisted [[David Bykowski]] on many a venture with FACT, including hosting the [[1999 Southeast NAQT SCT]] and the [[2000 NSC|2000 PACE NSC]]. During her first years at [[George Washington]], she assisted [[Edmund Schluessel]] and [[Tim Young]] in hosting the [[2002 NSC|2002 PACE NSC]]. In 2005, she helped [[Kevan Duve]] revive a dormant GW team. The team was dormant later, but is back again as of the 2008-2009 school year. | A charter member of the [[Furman|Furman Academic Competitions Team]], Tricia assisted [[David Bykowski]] on many a venture with FACT, including hosting the [[1999 Southeast NAQT SCT]] and the [[2000 NSC|2000 PACE NSC]]. During her first years at [[George Washington]], she assisted [[Edmund Schluessel]] and [[Tim Young]] in hosting the [[2002 NSC|2002 PACE NSC]]. In 2005, she helped [[Kevan Duve]] revive a dormant GW team. The team was dormant later, but is back again as of the 2008-2009 school year. | ||
| − | Tricia | + | Tricia played a tournament hosted by [[Academic Enterprises]], their [http://home.gwu.edu/~southard/PostCourierNES.PDF tournament for elementary and middle schoolers] in 1990. Despite her having done QB-ish things for so long, she's (self-admittedly) a heck of a lot better of a tournament official and [http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabine01/ photographer] than a player... |
| − | Due to her work and class obligations, Tricia plays only occasionally nowadays -- most often with [[The Dans]], a trash team made up originally of various GW and Maryland Alumni (Later iterations of the Dans included | + | Due to her work and class obligations, Tricia plays only occasionally nowadays -- most often with [[The Dans]], a trash team made up originally of various GW and Maryland Alumni (Later iterations of the Dans included Adam Chin of [[Virginia Tech]]). |
''Photo courtesy of [http://www.flickr.com/photos/rebeccazim rebeccazim].'' | ''Photo courtesy of [http://www.flickr.com/photos/rebeccazim rebeccazim].'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:37, 17 January 2023
| Tricia Southard | |
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| Noted subjects | Trash, (The Dreaded) Other, Just Helping Out |
| Past colleges | Furman (1998-2001), George Washington (2002-2003), Maryland (2008-2009) |
| High school | Summerville High School (1994-1998) |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Not often seen without her camera or a stuffed animal in tow, Tricia Southard was a Graduate Student in Library/Information Science at the University of Maryland. She was a member of PACE from 1999-2009, having served as the coordinator for the Benjamin Cooper Awards and a moderator for the HSQB boards.
A charter member of the Furman Academic Competitions Team, Tricia assisted David Bykowski on many a venture with FACT, including hosting the 1999 Southeast NAQT SCT and the 2000 PACE NSC. During her first years at George Washington, she assisted Edmund Schluessel and Tim Young in hosting the 2002 PACE NSC. In 2005, she helped Kevan Duve revive a dormant GW team. The team was dormant later, but is back again as of the 2008-2009 school year.
Tricia played a tournament hosted by Academic Enterprises, their tournament for elementary and middle schoolers in 1990. Despite her having done QB-ish things for so long, she's (self-admittedly) a heck of a lot better of a tournament official and photographer than a player...
Due to her work and class obligations, Tricia plays only occasionally nowadays -- most often with The Dans, a trash team made up originally of various GW and Maryland Alumni (Later iterations of the Dans included Adam Chin of Virginia Tech).
Photo courtesy of rebeccazim.