Jessica Huang

If you have asked Jessica Huang about her most embarrassing moment, you have surely heard her giggle and say, “I triggered the fire alarm for microwaving a cookie freshman year.” The cookie was unassumingly rotating around the microwave when suddenly the fire alarm started blaring due to some mere misunderstood Japanese instructions. Jessica and her friends spent lots of time cooking and consuming many foods, but miraculously only managed to set off the fire alarm once. Jessica’s search for food drove her exploration of the village, and after three years she finally found her favorite coffee shop, “Iron and Kin.” Her love for their coffee is felt throughout her current dorm, Appleby, for she has made many residents a cup with her camping coffee maker. One of her favorite memories was celebrating her birthday with her fellow South Hutch residents where she spent it eating a giant Lady M Matcha crepe cake. From then on, she started to see Webb as a home home. Her energy spreads far in the community, including on cross-country routes and the softball field. Feeling at home so far away from her hometown Zhongshan, China, it is no surprise that Jessica’s experience at Webb has influenced her plans for the future. Jessica plans to study Education at Emory University; since education has always had a huge impact on her, she now wants to be the person that can make an impact on others. Once in Atlanta, Jessica will miss her friends, but more importantly, Poncho the cat. As far as advice to the youngins goes, Jessica asks that if you don’t understand Japanese, google translate it.