About Lyndsey

January 31st, 2011

What makes Lyndsey, Lyndsey?

At the age of twenty-one Lyndsey Mercier has accomplished an enormous amount. She has a business called Postcards with Seeds, which she has owned since she was in seventh grade. Postcards with Seeds helped Lyndsey to receive an entrepreneur scholarship from National Federation of Independent Business in 2007. She has worked for a nonprofit arts organization for over four years, and is passionate about Green Initiatives. She is first aid and CPR certified on adults and infants and works closely with an internationally renowned early childhood development program. She will be graduating George Mason University in May 2011. She is a communication major, with a focus in Persuasive and Political Communication, along with a minor in electronic journalism. She will be taking the LSAT’s in October, and applying to law schools shortly. For fun she enjoys spending time with her dog and her best friend, running at the gym, studying, and shopping.

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