Caroline вЂ™19Д¬aroline Dyhrberg (care-oh-leen deer-burg) is a sophomore at Wheaton double-majoring in Hispanic Studies and Women & Gender Studies. During the time Molly is not doing school work or using expressive arts, she is hanging out with her friends or playing with her cat. She has had an interest in expressive arts such as poetry, art and dance since she was as young as 3 years old. She plans to double major in studio art and psychology to pursue a career in art therapy. Molly Wood is a 19 year old, first year student at Wheaton College and a member of iSpeak!. Anesu encourages everyone to stop him and say hello! MollyВ вЂ™20 Anesu has always watched poetry competitions online, and he cannot fathom that he will be going to CUPSI thanks to being a member in iSpeak!. He likes writing about social interactions between people, experiences, and about religion and faith. However, poetry is at the top of his list. Anesu loves reading almost as much, including philosophies and sports too. He loves music of all kinds, as long as the subject matter matters and it has a good beat and melody and all that. AnesuВ вЂ™20ДЄnesu is 20 years old, Christian, and Zimbabwean. Lindsey is on iSpeak's 2017 CUPSI team and also serves as iSpeak's secretary on the executive board. Lindsey is majoring in African American and African Diaspora Studies at Wheaton College and is pursuing a career as a Civil Rights Attorney and Activist. Lindsey has been writing poems since she was 8 years old and began performing at 13 years old. Lindsey Lorine is a nineteen year old poet from Brooklyn, New York. She serves as president of iSpeak! and as the secretary of the Distinguished Women of Color Collective. Natasha has been writing poems ever since she was in the third grade but only started performing her freshman year of college. She is currently pursuing an independent major in Social Movements. Natasha is a sophomore at Wheaton College. It happens annually, and this year itвЂ™s at the University of Illinois in Chicago! Wheaton's CUPSI Team Members NatashaВ вЂ™19:

The pieces range from topics like first loves, to hegemonic oppression, to poets themselves, to sharknado. Basically, itвЂ™s teams of college students getting together and competing with original poems. CUPSI, the College Unions Poetry Slam Invitational, is an annual national collegiate spoken word poetry competition. As you can tell, we are really excited to be working together this year to go to CUPSI.

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