About Me

Growing up in Baltimore, Maryland, I graduated high-school with around 160 people. I wanted to branch out, challenging myself to join a school completely foreign to me. I ended up at Penn State, becoming 1 of 40,000 students. To combat the issue of such a large school, I dove in headfirst, getting involved in almost everything I could find. I quickly realized this would not be feasible. As a result, my focus shifted towards a few specific clubs and gained my footing there. I joined the on-campus student government, voicing the concern of the students living in the residence halls. In addition, I joined a sorority, participating in the social and community services opportunities. Lastly, I became a Student Organization Conduct Committee Justice, helping other student groups understand the rules and procedures associated with being registered on campus. I couldn't be more grateful for the opportunities Penn State has given me!