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Elizabeth is a full-time student studying Chemistry at the University of Massachusetts. She only moved to Boston a month ago but what she likes most about Boston is that it is one of the best places in America to go to college, in the sense that many colleges and college students are in the Boston area. For a part-time job, Elizabeth works at a catering agency. She serves food, formally dressed with a bowtie, for different events going on in Boston, such as weddings. She has to work in different places every time so it¡¯s sometimes difficult to remember the names of people and to get used to the places. Dealing with customers is also a difficulty sometimes, but she always tries to wear a smile and keep her composure. Elizabeth likes to experience different things. For instance, on the day she was interviewed, she was on her way from volunteering at State House, where she helped prepare the voting process for the upcoming election.