Any Seniors Feeling Anxious...

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Hey K2 Kanakuk Friends...specifically Seniors,
It feels like that time of year when your stress levels are a bit higher than what some might call normal. Why you ask? Well, the open ended million dollar question begins to surface about this time for seniors..."What are you doing with your life?" Now this question can come in many forms..."Where are you going to college?" or "What are you going to major in?" But the question at the core sounds like...

WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH YOUR LIFE?

So the question sometimes has a quick answer for those who have a college picked out...but then worry sinks in as to your undecided major. For others you boldly claim your free spirit of not knowing where you want to go...but again inside your stomach is doing flip flops!

My advice...don't worry. Be active in pursuing your passions but don't take on anxiousness of a controlling role you don't even have...it's the God who created you and every fiber in your body who has each of your days in His Almighty hand. Rest in those hands...

Be awesome & Love Jesus, 

kanakuk ashley robbins
ashley@kanakuk.com

Go Hogs Go...

Hello dear Kanakuk Friends,
Allow me a moment to relish in my past...I am forever a loyal Arkansas Razorback Alum! I love the town, love the school, love the Hogs, and love the people. I was quite excited when Kay Holliday (our Kanakuk Ambassador and alum of Arkansas...she played bball there! Woohoo!) sent me this article. I was exstatic (not sure of spelling on that one).

So girls if you are looking for a great school...

Be awesome, love Jesus and Go Hogs,
Kanakuk Ashley

University Athletics Puts Fayetteville on Forbes List Arkansas Newswire University of Arkansas:

"University Athletics Puts Fayetteville on Forbes List
City ranked among Top 10 College Sports Towns
Tuesday, March 09, 2010

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The combination of Razorback athletics and the quality of life associated with a “college town” has placed Fayetteville at No. 7 in the Forbes magazine list of “Top College Sports Towns.”

The magazine compiled the list by first looking at the quality of the total sports offerings at various universities as rated by members of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. Then “quality of life” was factored in, based on average home prices, median household income figures, the quality of the public school system and the local crime rate. The magazine also pulled a few details from its previous “best of” lists to fill out the picture.

Fayetteville was recognized for its easy access to lakes and hiking trails, as well as its farmers’ market, in addition to a solid public school system and high marks in the other areas. The sports program at the University of Arkansas, by itself, was ranked 25 on the list of total sports programs."

Kanakuk Ashley Robbins

ashley@kanakuk.com