Ashley is the fourth person from the right. This is a photo of her and her family during an ugly sweater contest... she lost.
Ashley Hubbard is originally from Stockton, California and has one more year left to complete her bachelor’s degree in organismal biology with a minor in environmental studies. She plans to go for her wildlife conservation master’s degree once she graduates.
Ashley is currently the computer lab manager with Information Management and Technology and has been working for this department for the past two years. She likes working with her co-workers because they are all funny. She says that they are good people to joke around with.
Ashley is currently single and has 2 dogs and one EVIL, demon cat.
IF she could trade jobs with anyone in the world, it would be anyone whose job is taste testing beer or ice cream. She loves both, but thinks she would end up being huge if she had one or both of these jobs.
Did you know that our own, Scott Moellmer, has ridden more than 50,000 miles on his bicycle?
He is originally from Seattle, Washington and went to college at CSU to study Physical Science.
Scott is an I.M.T Professional I, where he works in exam scanning, evaluation processing, monitoring application works, insight, and security access. He gets a lot of face time with the professors and TA’s of the university in the basement of Carter hall. Scott has been working with UNC I.M.T for 29 years and throughout those years, he has really enjoyed working with most of the professors and all of his coworkers.
Scott is married to Patricia and has 2 children. His daughter, Jennifer, is 21 and his son, Michael, is 18. He has two maltee-poo (maltese and poodle mix) and a rotweiler mix dog. He also has a cat and a corn snake. Scott got the corn snake for his 50th birthday and says that it will grow to be 5 feet long in a few short years.
If Scott could trade jobs with anyone in the world, it would be the guy in the goofy suit at Disney World. Except for the humidity and hot suit, it seems like the perfect job to Scott. He wants to let all of the readers know that it is important to learn everything that you can in life, and to be flexible.
Scott wanted to leave you with these words: “Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean the cars aren't trying to kill you (words for a bicyclist).”
