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AUSTIN HARRISON
CAMPBELL

5 Things I Can't
Live Without
#1
A FOOTBALL STADIUM
I had to word this carefully to encompass my three loves in the athletic world.
Football, Soccer, and Track & Field. I played football starting from age 5 all up
through turning down collegiate offers in order to pursue academics. To this
day I play with my best friends every Sunday. Soccer for the 15 years I
dedicated to the sport and Track for my love of hurdling. Sports taught me
competition, humility, discipline, teamwork, and taught me to set my own
standards and goals.

#2
MY GAMING PC
It's no secret to anyone who knows me just how much I love to sit back and
play some video games. I remember being a kid on the family computer or on
my Xbox 360, making memories that I still hold to this day. I've followed
competitive E-Sports for years and would love to one day find myself working
within the industry. Regardless of the day, its always nice to sit down at night,
play some games with my friends and head to bed.

#3
MY SUITCASE
I've been incredibly blessed to travel quite a bit in my lifetime. My
grandparents used to take me along with them when I was young as they
traveled the world so I've found myself anywhere from India to South
America, Europe, the Caribbean and more. Traveling has always been a
passion of mine and I believe the only way to truly understand other
cultures is to go and experience them yourself.

#4
MY MUSIC PLAYLISTS
To say I was raised in a family of musicians would be an understatement.
My grandfather traveled around the world in a Men's choir while my mom
followed suit and became a singer/conductor/collegiate music professor.
Can't forget the rock band she toured the east coast with as the lead singer
either. I began performing as a young kid and developed a love for music
that I will always have. From singing in national honor choirs to writing
arrangements for my college A Capella group, I've always found a way to
involve myself with music.

#5
COFFEE
In my family, the true definition of coffee is simple. It is the nectar of the gods.
My mornings always start the same and that's a cup of dark roast coffee, little
sugar and a splash of 2%. In all my work experience, I've always found myself
with that mid day coffee powering me through that 1-2pm slump. I went so far
as to even set up a "coffee crawl" when I studied abroad in London, so
everyone could experience the coolest coffee spots. At the end of the day its
simple, everyone loves and needs a good cup of coffee.