Hometown: Brewster,
N.Y.
Major/minor: Mechanical
engineering
Why Union:
I knew there would be a lot of opportunities to interact
with professors because of the small classes.
Most inspiring class:
“Intro to Cultural Anthropology” completely changed the way
I think about people and the world for the better.
Also excited about:
Making the world a more sustainable place. I have become
very interested in improving energy production, distribution and usage.
Favorite study spot:
The Engineering Department. My classmates are always there
in case I need help or a laugh.
Inspiring moments:
Seeing the passion my professors have for what they teach.
Three things I’m passionate about at Union:
- Engineering. Engineers have the ability to positively change the world and the future. This is extremely powerful – and it’s fun, too.
- Getting involved. I have been involved in many campus organizations, and they have all helped me grow and provided some of the greatest joys.
- Break dancing. As a member of our break dancing club, I not only learned some fresh moves but also was introduced to the inspiring people and culture surrounding it.
Other passions:
Traveling, mountain biking, mountain climbing, hiking,
fishing and going to Yankee games. I’m a die-hard Yankee fan.
Most surprising thing
about Union:
How diverse our student body is. I’ve met amazing people
from all around the world.
How I’m making Union
a better place:
As the president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
(ASME) and the Break Dancing Club, I help students experience new things and
find their passions both academically and culturally. I also founded the
Engineering Student Forum to increase collaboration among the engineering
organizations on campus.
Advice for incoming
students:
Get involved.
Looking into the
future:
I would like to travel and make the world a more sustainable place.
