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February 15, 2016 Opinion People of Central On her thoughts for a future in education: I’m majoring in social studies and minoring in history and english for secondary education. I really want to be a fun and exciting teacher for subjects that a lot of students find boring, especially in high school. I know a lot of random historical facts that I get excited about. For example, I’m obsessed with King Henry VIII, which may seem weird, but I hope to someday use my random passion for history and random, weird facts to get my future students excited about school. Emma Harrington, 21, Sault. Ste. Marie, MI People of Central is inspired by Humans of New York. Photos by Anne Langan