Elizabeth "Alyson" Juranek is a writer for Texas A&M University's Her Campus chapter. She enjoys studying and writing about film, history, art, fashion and psychology.
Outside of Her Campus, Alyson is a third-year student at Texas A&M University majoring in visualization with a focus in graphic design. She is a graphic designer for A-Line Magazine at Texas A&M University. She is also a published writer in online magazines such as 101 Words, Short Beasts, and The Eckleburg Project. In 2025, she won an honorable mention in the script category of Texas A&M's Charles Gordone Creative Writing Awards for her short film script, "Station 13."
In her free time, Alyson enjoys drawing, writing fiction, cooking, collecting albums and going to concerts and plays. She has three cats at her parents' home in Humble. After graduation, Alyson hopes to start a career as a publication designer and publish her first novel.
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