Hometown: Brockton, MAMajor: Sociology and Psychology and minor in Women and Gender Studies Class Year: 2016 WOOOOO
1. Tell us about yourself. My main food groups are cheese, bread and ice cream; I own and religiously watch Season 5 of Nip Tuck; I love road trips, especially ones to Dunkin Donuts; and I enjoy my Shake Weight.
2. How has being involved in Orientation changed your Bucknell experience? Orientation has given me one of the most rewarding leadership positions during my Bucknell career. It gave me a new sense of confidence in myself that allowed me to walk the (many) hills of Bucknell comfortably. I’ve made so many meaningful connections with people on campus that has made my experience on so much brighter. Orientation has given me new perspectives and has strengthened my love and pride for Bucknell.
3. What does Orientation mean to you?When I think of Bucknell, I think of Orientation. For me, Orientation has taught me principles that I can carry for the rest of my life. It’s hard to explain Orientation and its magic without having gone through it, but trust me I’m a better person because of it.
4. What else can we expect from you this year? Well my mixtape bout to drop – so watch out, it’s fiyah. Basically I will be celebrating life every day like it’s my birthday.
Fast Facts:
- To Freez or not to Freez: ALWAYS FREEZE. ALWAYS.
- Instagram or Snapchat: Snapchat- only because I send videos of me flicking my tongue quickly.
- Favorite spot to nap on campus: My favorite spot to nap is on the couch on the ADPi suite.
- Little known fact: I played basketball with J Cole, his rap crew and the man responsible for Rick Ross weight loss during my internship with Reebok.