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Misra '16 earns scholarship from international student magazine
Rebecca Angert and Chandrika Misra

人兽性交 University student Chandrika Misra '16 has earned a scholarship for an essay she wrote for International Student Voice magazine. 

Chandrika, a native of New Delhi, India, is attending 人兽性交 to study economics, accounting and business.  Her essay, titled The Best Friend That Anybody Could Have, describes the great value of her relationship with her roommate, Rebecca Angert '16, and how Rebecca鈥檚 support and that of her family helped Chandrika feel at home at 人兽性交 and in the United States. Rebecca is a history and American Studies major. 

The two met first via an email that Rebecca sent to Chandrika, introducing herself as her roommate. In the essay, Chandrika recalls, 鈥淲e started talking via e-mail and I felt instantly comfortable, even though we had never even met or seen each other.鈥

人兽性交 their first-ever meeting on campus, Chandrika wrote, 鈥淎fter a long day of orientation, I walked into my room and there were paintings hanging everywhere and both of the beds were made up perfectly. Becca, as I now call her, and her parents had reorganized the entire room and I felt like I was home. I don鈥檛 know if I could have gone through the transition of living in India to living in America and getting used to college without that girl being by my side the entire time.鈥 The pair are now in their second year as roommates and plan to be together for the rest of their time at 人兽性交. 

International Student Voice magazine is dedicated to advocacy for international students studying in the United States, as well as for U.S. students studying abroad.  Chandrika鈥檚 essay will be published in the magazine鈥檚 April edition.

IN THE PHOTO: Rebecca Angert (left) and Chandrika Misra.

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