Crystal Wintle, Admissions Counselor

My name is Crystal Wintle and I graduated from Emporia State in May 2007. I am the newby to the Admissions Department, but so far it has been a great experience. In college, I was a resident assistant on campus for two years and loved to participate in intramural sports. My husband, Bobby, and I live in the university family housing, but we are really looking forward to buying our first house. In the meantime, we enjoy cycling, camping, and just being outdoors.

My Name: Crystal Wintle

My hometown: Mound Valley, KS

Degree(s): Bachelor of Science; Biology; Pre-Physical Therapy

My official title at ESU is: Admissions Counselor

Yes, I did things on campus! I was involved in: Xenos, Inner Bean campus coffee house, biology club, multi-sport club, intramural volleyball, basketball, dodgeball, and softball.

I chose Emporia State because: for some reason it just felt like where I needed to be

If you’re on campus, you’ve just got to see: the sunken gardens in the spring...the landscaping is amazing!

My top three CD’s of all time are (in no particular order): The Everglow by Mae, Let it Die by Feist, Give Up by The Postal Service

The best reason to get involved on campus is: to build relationships and community with all the cool people

New students should never leave home without: a laundry bag to take your dirty clothes back home

My favorite class at ESU was: Physics I and II with Dr. Keith....he was so passionate and energetic about teaching and learning

The biggest snowman in the world!

Me and my husband Bobby.

Me at the MS 150. Finish my 80 miles for the day!

If you saw me on TV, you’d probably be watching: me tear up some word puzzles on Wheel of Fortune or taking home the showcase showdown on the Price is Right!!

In my spare time, I like to: ride my bicycle, hang out at local coffee shops, watch live music, bake, and garden

As I walked across the stage at graduation, I thought to myself: when is this ceremony going to end?!?

If I could only eat one thing for the rest of my life, it would be: peanut butter

If you had never read this, you wouldn't know that I: rode my bike across Oklahoma last summer and am making it a goal to do a different state every year.

If money were no object, my future plans would be to: build a new house

The BEST part about my job is: hanging out with all of the awesome prospective students!!

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Last Updated March 25, 2008