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About Me

 Hello all, 

My name is Mackenzie Beasley and I am currently a psychology major but plan on switching into a forensic/mortuary program. I grew up here in Oregon within the Beaverton hillsboro area, right now I currently live in Corvallis and am going to school in the main OSU campus. I have never taken a communications class before and am admittedly a bit nervous to do so but i'm hoping it will be a good experience and will help me within my career path. I primarily use instagram and tiktok to communicate with others online, I use these two due to their easy access and popularity, many of my friends use these apps and I can easily get in contact with them. One fun fact about myself is that I like to cross stitch and draw. Below you will find pictures of my cat, I look forward to getting to know you all. :]


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