By Paul Guzzo, University Communications and Marketing
Before she ever held a blueprint, Rozeth Aquino held Legos and a dream of becoming a dentist.
鈥淚 had an aunt who did my braces and I thought it was really cool,鈥� she said. 鈥淚n high school, I even had a Christmas ornament that was a tooth that said 鈥楤est Dentist.鈥欌��
But the hands-on creativity she loved led her to architecture.
This spring, Aquino earns her Master of Architecture degree and leaves a lasting impact on the Tampa campus.
鈥淚 like to think I made a difference here,鈥� she said.
The Englewood resident did so as president of the Architectural Council for Students, which serves as a liaison between USF鈥檚 School of Architecture & Community Design and members of the university community.
鈥淲e鈥檙e basically the student council for architecture students,鈥� Aquino said. 鈥�"Our goal is to support and promote communication, community and accountability among students, faculty and alumni of the USF School of Architecture and Community Design."
Under her leadership, the council has hosted several events, such as the late-night networking Bagels After Dark.
鈥淚t鈥檚 a little energy boost and all