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Giving in the holiday spirit

By Megan Parrott | Nov 29, 2018

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Megan Parrott

Megan Parrott is a senior multimedia student from Lake City, South Carolina. She is passionate about storytelling, communications, copy editing and non-profit work on both a local and global level. She has interned with COLAtoday and Palmetto Place Children’s Shelter in communication and editing roles. Parrott enjoys the challenge of getting to know individuals and finding a way to share their unique stories. After graduation in December, Parrott plans a career in communications for a non-profit.

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