Jeweliet is a junior at SAGU, pursuing a B.A. in English. When she’s not reading or writing, Jeweliet enjoys spending time with friends and family, snuggling her cats, and watching Kung Fu Panda. With a special interest in Christian and dystopian fiction, Jeweliet hopes to one day work in the publishing industry and become an author.  She has loved working with such a fun and talented team and hopes everyone enjoys this year’s edition!

Charis is a junior communications student with a minor in theatre and an associate's in English. She loves all things storytelling—writing, theatre, music, art, and more—and is elated to contribute to this year’s edition of The Image. Her hobbies include: crocheting, reading fantasy novels, hiking, and untying her friend’s shoelaces. She is thankful to work alongside such wonderful and talented editors, and she’s excited to see her fellow students’ hard work shine!

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Audrey is an English major working on a business associate's while at Southwestern Assemblies of God University. She wants to go on to get a master’s in library science and become a children’s librarian. Audrey likes to spend her days sipping hot tea and enjoying a nice breeze outside while she writes her latest fantasy novel. She loves all kinds of art including sewing, sketching, and painting.

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Camron is an English major with a concentration in writing and a minor in theater. Whether it’s his personality or a side of fries, he loves being extra in all aspects of life! He enjoys reading, writing, karaoke nights, and going to Dutch Bros with his friends. He is honored to have been a part of such an amazing team and is excited for you to read this year's edition of The Image!

Madison is a junior here at SAGU. She is an English major with a child & family studies minor and is passionate about literature. As the face behind The Image Instagram account, Madison is fond of graphic design, writing, reading, and everything else that is stereotypical of an English major. She hopes each student realizes the power of literature and how it is an immersive doorway that leads to an enlightened understanding of creativity and the human experience. She is assured that fellow SAGU students will enjoy this year's edition of The Image as much as she and the team enjoyed compiling it!

Dr. Amy George has loved working with this hardworking, talented student staff this semester and hopes that you all enjoy the reading selections that they chose.