Brigette Todt
Brigette is from a small town named Raymond. Knox College is, in fact, larger than Raymond. She is a member of the Class of 2010 and a Creative Writing major with an affinity for Lit classes. Sometimes when Brigette writes, she sounds a tad British. She says this is because a small British woman, named Jane, lives in her head. Her other alter ego is Harriett Potter.
Brigette loathes the color pink. Her favorite holiday is Halloween. Once, her cat ran away. She later learned that her cat fell in love with a bunny, but their love was rejected by society, so they ran away together.
Brigette is a magnet.
Brigette's older brother, Brendan, also graduated from Knox in 2006 with a Creative Writing degree.
She likes Doctor Who.
Her last name, Todt, means "Death" in German.
Brigette is unbelievably, undeniably bizarre.
Brigette has a habit of finding herself embroiled in increasingly outrageous situations.
Extracurricular Brigette
Many clubs and organizations on campus are graced with Brigette's presence, including ATP, APO, Catch, and Knox Ambassadors. Using her skills as a scrapbooker and hoarder of old TKS issues, Brigette is now the marvelous historian for ATP. She uses these as well as other skills when working for the Alumni Relations Office.
Her excessive Knox school spirit compels her to tell everyone (especially Prospective Students) how great Knox is.
The Awesomeness of Brigette
Her awesome tastes in music and comic strips make Brigette a favorite. Her music tastes are eclectic and for an example of a good comic that Brigette has endorsed, check out Questionable Content.
Plans After Knox
Brigette wants to go to grad school on the East Coast for Creative Writing. Ideally, she will go to UMass Amherst. After grad school she will live in the UK so the British woman in her head, Jane, can reconnect with her roots. When she is done with that, Brigette will live in a box on Kristin LeCour's front lawn and write the Great American Novel. It will sound remarkably Jane Austen-esque. Brigette will be famous.
