High School English Teacher, Camden-Frontier Schools; Adjunct English Professor, Hillsdale College; Play-by-Play radio voice of Hillsdale College Football and Men's and Women's Basketball, WCSR

After graduating from Hillsdale College, I took a position at Camden-Frontier High School as an English teacher and football coach. I was head varsity football coach for five seasons. During that time, I kept working part time at WCSR Radio in Hillsdale, and now am the play-by-play voice of Hillsdale College Football and Basketball. I also host a weekly radio sports talk show called "Time Out with Andy Brown." In the past six years, I have begun teaching English part time at Jackson Community College and now at Hillsdale College. While at Hillsdale, I was active in Student Federation, journalism, forensics, and sports broadcasting. Greg Corombos, '97, and I were the first-ever broadcast team for Charger Football on television!

Humility: Dr. Somerville's class is great for that.

Hillsdale is hard, but I've never talked to anyone who regretted their decision to go here. There are wonderful people to help you through it all, and the preparation you will receive is simply the best.

I attended Hillsdale because it's a great school with great people that leads to a valuable degree.

The degree helped me to get a great job, and the preparation helped me to succeed at it. Moreover, Hillsdale College helped instill in me a level of discernment that has served me well in everything I do.

I will never forget my times with the men of Koon Dormitory. We had so much fun and I made so many great friends. The opportunities I had to work with excellent professors and to start broadcasting football and basketball games for Ted Matko have helped me to make a living doing things I love.

abrown@hillsdale.edu