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November 14, 2017

Hsergay Paw is our Featured DUDE!

Hsergay Paw Hsergay attends University of Texas Arlington and is actively engaged in U in the Driver Seat through UTA’s Health Services team. She’s currently a freshman studying nursing and plans to graduate in 2021.

Hsergay is always the DUDE when it comes to having fun with friends. She hates the smell and taste of alcohol so every time her friends go out, she is there to be the sober driver to get everyone home safely. When she iss busy on the weekend, her friends usually call after they party to come drive them home.

Hsergay is not only the designated driver for her friends, but steps up for her family members also. She and her mom visited friends for a birthday party one night. The adults were having a good time drinking and recounting their youth. Since she underage, she did not drink alcohol, so was the perfect designated driver for her mom.

 

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