Tell us about yourself.
I’m from Oakfield. I was home schooled until seventh grade and then went to Oakfield public school. I love music and would perform at every school singing event. Spending time with my family and friends is my favorite. My sisters are my best friends, we do a lot together. In my spare time I enjoy writing meaningful journal/blogs and photography.
What made you decide to go into the Cosmetology field?
I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do for college, but I’ve always had an interest in beauty and making others feel beautiful. I like all aspects of hair, nails and makeup.
Why did you choose MPTC?
It is only about 20 minutes away from home. Also my hairstylist went here in the Cosmetology program and it has good reviews!
What do you love most about the program?
I love learning new techniques and knowledge I didn’t know before this program.
What are your plans after graduation?
I was already offered a job at the salon I go to. But I do have 10 months to figure it out!
For more information about Moraine Park programs, like cosmetology, visit morainepark.edu.
Janine Williams is a rare gem. Like many of us, her journey has had many twists and bumps in the road, but her defining feature is her shining personality and positive nature. As a student in Moraine Park’s substance abuse counseling program, her a goal is to share her story to help others, and she told me with confidence that God brought her to Moraine Park.
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