3 Tips to Remember When Shopping as a Retail Consumer
Just because we’re the ones behind the counter doing a service for you doesn’t mean we have any less value.
Shari Errigo (UCF ‘20)
Shari Errigo (UCF ‘20)
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Shari is a senior and a Psychology major at the University of Central Florida. She loves to write, edit, works multiple jobs and loves working with animals more than anything else. A part of virtually every social media site, Shari loves scrolling through her feeds, reading comments and threads, and writing weekly articles. Wanting to make a career out of her studies, Shari is on a clinical track working to become a Psychiatrist. Shari strives to be the best version of herself every day and wants to go far with her career. She also hopes to help those around her and is always offering to reach out to anyone for help.
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