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Tereza
Hello! Thank you for visiting my blog! My name is Tereza and I am a fifth year MSPC student at Clark University. I completed my undergraduate degree in English and History with a minor in creative writing. Outside of school, I enjoy reading, crocheting, playing with my kitten, and working on next steps for my novel!

Ben and Jerry's Newsletter

 Hello everyone!

Please feel free to use the link to be connected to my newsletter for Ben and Jerry's: https://www.smore.com/81ux6



It was a pleasure to work with you all and I look forward to seeing the work you produce in the future. Thank you for a wonderful class.

All the best,

Tereza

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