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May 4, 2018
On Campus

2018 Senior Salute: Marietta Ojo

Biochemistry/Molecular Biology And Philosophy Major Shares Her Wittenberg Experience

Marietta Ojo

Marietta Ojo, Class of 2018

Major: Biochemistry/Molecular Biology and Philosophy
Hometown: East Orange, N.J.

1. Prayer book

  • Marietta grew up in the Catholic Church. Her mother gave her this prayer book as a tie to home as well as a way to keep her faith and remember her church community.

2. Stress balls

  •  The stress balls 鈥渞epresent a sort of memento for residence life since it can be pretty stressful at times but enjoyable nonetheless,鈥 says Marietta, who has worked as a resident assistant (RA) on campus.

3. Little mermaid statue

  • During her junior year, Marietta studied abroad in Denmark, where she purchased this statuette of The Little Mermaid as a souvenir. Displayed in Copenhagen, the bronze statue by Edvard Eriksen is based on the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen and was the inspiration for the Disney film of the same name.

4. Transport

  • Marietta used this bus pass to get around Denmark.

5. Card

  • An invitation to a friend鈥檚 wedding, this handwritten card was specially designed for her as a bridesmaid.

6. Pens

  • Although she declared a philosophy major late in her years at Wittenberg, Marietta had the chance to present a paper to the department of philosophy at the University of Louisville, where she received this pen. All of her friends drove down with her to show their support. The other pen is from Columbia University, where she has been accepted into graduate school.

7. Ornament

  • Received as a gift from a friend, this ornament reminds Marietta of Christmastime and the many Christmas parties and gift exchanges she has experienced with Wittenberg friends.

8. KD letters

  • Marietta is a member of Kappa Delta sorority. Her Kappa Delta 鈥渂ig sister鈥 made these letters for her, which are decorated with a DNA strand to represent her biochemistry/molecular biology major.

Compiled by: Mallory Moss '20
Photo by: Kalle Young '20

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