Group Graduate Photos at Purdue University

There are many reasons to consider having group graduate photos at Purdue University. If you are graduating from Purdue, then you know how stunning the campus is in all seasons. You will want to remember all the time you have spent and you will want that story to be documented…so why not invite your graduating friends along too! Just imagine….

You will be laughing till your cheeks hurt while sharing your fun stories
Your built in cheering squad will make those one-on-one portraits way less awkward
I can rub that lipstick off your teeth for you…or your bestie can do it…your choice, ha!

When Grace reached out and asked if it would be ok to invite a couple friends along to her senior photo session…I said “Heck Yeah!” I absolutely love doing group graduate photos at Purdue University! I loved hearing the ladies reminisce about their time at Purdue. The bond they have formed while going through Pharmacy school is one that will last. The three of them met 6 years ago while starting their pharmacy studies. I am so excited to share their photos and a little bit about what I have learned about each one of these young women! Congratulations to these bright young doctors Grace, Hunter and Julia!

I am super excited to introduce Grace, Julia, and Hunter class of 2025! I learned so much about all three of them during their group graduate photos at Purdue University.

Hunter told me she liked hanging outside on campus and visiting the farmer’s market. She enjoyed playing in the Purdue Marching Band and ultimate frisbee. Hunter loved her clinical rotations the most because she was able to apply all the knowledge she learned in pharmacy school. Hunter was also a part of Phi Delta Chi and held roles as a candidate facilitator and professional chair. One of her fondest memories is playing at Ross-Ade Stadium. “Something special that I will forever remember is my first time performing at Ross Ade Stadium in the marching band. The bright lights, cheering, wearing the uniform, and hearing the band play the fanfare. I also remember being there to see Purdue beat Tennessee in the Music City Bowl in Nashville. What an amazing experience!” You can plan your next Purdue Football game by checking out the schedule here https://purduesports.com/sports/football/schedule

Grace will miss being able to see her friends regularly and having impromptu game nights. She has loved her walks through the Celery Bog, hitting up Harry’s for lunch after exams, and the Purdue basketball and football games. Grace, like Hunter, joined the pharmacy Fraternity Phi Delta Chi in 2019 and held many leadership positions within that organization in the last 6 years. She also got involved in mentoring younger pharmacy students through acting as a teaching assistant for the Pharmacy Skills and Patient Counseling course and serving as a peer mentor for first year pre-pharmacy students. Grace told me, “Within pharmacy, our last year is all clinical rotations and I have really enjoyed getting to learn in a hands on environment lots of different pharmacists who are specialists in their fields. Some of my favorite rotations were Diabetes Camp (where I served as medial staff) and Ambulatory Care at the Indianapolis VA”.

Julia‘s favorite campus activities involve all things Purdue sports! Her favorite places to study were the Pharmacy library and the Greyhouse coffee shop on Saturday mornings. She told me…”All of my extracurricular activities were within pharmacy. I was president of my pharmacy fraternity my last year on campus which taught me so many new things about myself and challenged me in so many ways. It also provided me the best group of friends! I was also involved in Phi Lambda Sigma, a pharmacy leadership society, was a pharmacy ambassador, and a TA for Intro to Pharmacy.” Julia’s favorite (non pharmacy) class was golf! Her and her friends decided to check it out in 4th year and had a blast. It allowed her to play the course and use the driving range all semester. Check out the Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex!