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Excerpt from our EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Desholion Curtis of Central State '15

Excerpt from our EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Desholion Curtis of Central State
Posted By: MyHBCU Interview on August 14, 2013


How did you decide to become a student at Central State University?

"I decided to become a student at Central State University while touring it as a sophomore in high school. As soon as I saw the Sunken Garden and the Clock Tower I knew it was the school & home away from home for me!"

What professors at Central State University are leaving the most impression upon you as a person and student? What did they do that continues to mean so much to you to this day?

"My former voice professor/ academic adviser Prof. Lee Hoffman, & former fine arts department chair/ chorus director William H. Caldwell.

These people pushed me to see myself as they saw me, a future professional in my field which is music and education.



They inspired me to push past what I thought was holding me back as a student & person in order to succeed. Words can’t even express my gratitude."

What is the story of your “experience” to date at Central State University given its heralded status as a stellar and prestigious institution?

"My first week as a freshman, also known as ‘Pirate Week‘.

During that time we learn about our university: from the oldest building to the current university president. Learning all of that opened my eyes to how important HBCUs really were."

- Read the full interview at: http://www.myhbcuinterview.com/2013/08/14/...
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