Hometown: Washington, PA
Major(s): Economics, Political Science
Minor(s): French
Concentration: Financial Economics
Involvement: J-Walker- Student Supervisor, Beta Theta Pi- President and Ritual Chairman, Interfraternity Council- President, Mock Trial- Treasurer, Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society, Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honor Society- Secretary, Pi Gamma Mu Social Sciences Honor Society, Pi Delta Phi French Honor Society- President, Order of Omega National Greek Honor Society, Gamma Sigma Alpha Greek Honor Society, Greek Move In- Supervisor, Red & Black Newspaper, College Republicans, Economics Club- Vice President, Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity.
Experiences: Economics Research- Studied the financial aspects of the College’s loan/tuition bubble regarding student debt, private liberal arts tuition, FAFSA completion, and choice of major dependent on expected student debt.
Volunteer- Income Tax Assistant for low income residents of the city of Washington, PA
Favorite Food on Campus: Chicken Tender Wrap Combo
Advice to Prospective Students: Branch out and try something new and exciting. Try to put yourself out of your comfort zone and experience something that you would never think that you would do.
Why I Chose W&J: The main reason was the prestige of the College and of the Economics and Political Science departments. Also, I went on tour, loved the campus and really could envision myself as a student at W&J. There is also a great balance between academics and a social scene; there is so much to do at W&J from intramurals, Greek life, clubs and organizations, and entertainment. The last reason was the size of W&J. I came from a high school where everyone knew everyone else, so I liked that about W&J; the professors know you and are always there to help.