I Am UWGTaylor Bryant
My job title: Communications Specialist. What I really do: Share with the media all of the greatness going on at UWG through press releases and human interest stories . Birthplace: Atlanta, GA. Family: An amazing husband, Hylan. No kids yet, but it’s definitely a part of the plan. My parents, grandparents, godmother, sister and aunts are all rock stars in my life. People describe me as: Outgoing, creative, stubborn and passionate. My favorite things to do: Travel, spa days, dance, horseback riding, zip lining and finding ways to better myself in an effort to better others. My proudest accomplishment: Learning how to be myself regardless of how uncomfortable it may be in some situations. My passion: Helping and motivating others. My pet peeve: Liars and broken promises. Before UWG, I: Was a radio talk show host, news reporter and on-air traffic reporter for the top three stations in Montgomery, Ala. I joined UWG because: It feels like a home away from home. I stay because: The ladies in my office make me laugh at least twice a day and since I believe laughter is the best medicine that definitely makes the job that much better. The best advice I ever received: Don’t worry about tomorrow; tomorrow will take care of itself. When I was a child, I wanted to be: A television news reporter. I always thought I could be the next Monica Kaufman at Channel 2. Most people don't know that: I would love to be a motivational speaker. My favorite quotation: “I don’t give because I have, I have because I give.” The book I think everyone should read: The Bible. The movie I think everyone should watch: The Pursuit of Happyness. My favorite memory: Spending time with my Grandfather (Taylor) is always unforgettable and priceless. He’s wise and entertaining at the same time. The person (alive or dead) I’d most like to meet: Oprah Winfrey. What I would most like to have if castaway on an island: Music on my iPod. What I would do if I won the lottery: Start a foundation that focuses on college retention with African American males and first generation students. Of course I have to pay bills, take care of parents and a big trip—you know, all the basics. What I most want to contribute to students: A sense of hope that all things are possible if they believe. Although you didn’t ask, I’d like to tell you anyway: I aim to drink a gallon of water a day. At least 74 ounces, if I don’t make a gallon.
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Years at UWG: None. It’s only been about 6 months. 