We are incredibly thrilled to introduce the HCIC 100, a brand-new initiative by Her Campus at Ithaca College dedicated to recognizing 100 phenomenal graduating seniors who have spent their college careers breaking boundaries, leading with purpose, and leaving a lasting footprint on our campus. From creative innovators and fierce advocates to student leaders who kept our community thriving, we are celebrating the monumental achievements of these inspiring change-makers with dedicated feature profiles right here on our site.
To keep the celebration rolling, we are shifting our spotlight to the brilliant storytellers and creative visionaries from the Roy H. Park School of Communications, and trust us, their post-grad plans are nothing short of spectacular. These graduates are transitioning directly from undergraduate triumphs into major media markets, independent reporting fields, and top-tier entertainment networks. We’ve got future journalists preparing to champion climate awareness and independent public-interest media, broadcast powerhouses heading straight to live news and sports production desks at networks like ESPN and CBS, and bold filmmakers taking their talents directly to Hollywood and the American Film Institute. Plus, you’ll get an inside look at how these seniors balance massive digital platforms, award-winning graphic design, and campus leadership.
These seniors represent the absolute best of IC, and their stories are guaranteed to give you a major dose of inspiration. Grab your favorite iced coffee, settle in, and dive into our full feature to celebrate their legacies and see exactly how the Class of 2026 is getting ready to change the world!
Alefiya Presswala
Major: Journalism, BA
Minors: Writing / Graphic Design / Deaf Studies
đź“ŤPost Grad: Alefiya is pursuing a career in independent journalism, with a focus on environmental and climate reporting, while pursuing independent research projects and freelance work.
Alefiya combined academic performance, investigative journalism, and environmental advocacy during her time on campus. Her academic rigor and leadership earned her the distinction of being named a Park Scholar, alongside receiving The Chawla/Ochoa Academic Achievement Award for her high-level research and published investigative works.
An inductee into the Lambda Pi Eta communication honor society, Alefiya stepped into a major editorial leadership role as the President and Editor-in-Chief of Buzzsaw Magazine. Her storytelling experience was further built out through professional industry internships, where she focused on underreported stories as an intern for Project Censored and covered critical climate issues as the Environmental Beat Intern for the Rochester Beacon.
Alefiya also focused heavily on gaining a global perspective by completing an immersive international academic path. She completed study-abroad programs across Dublin and Copenhagen in Spring 2025, followed by a semester studying in London in Spring 2026. Through these diverse journalistic, academic, and international experiences, she established a multi-disciplinary toolkit tailored for contemporary media and environmental reporting.
Ally Mahoney
Major: Television & Digital Media Production, BS
Minor: Journalism
đź“ŤPost Grad: Ally is launching her career in broadcast journalism with the goal of producing live news in the Boston or New York City markets.
Ally focused on broadcast journalism, newsroom management, and public-facing campus leadership during her time on South Hill. Her editorial eye and on-air presence earned her an induction into Lambda Pi Eta, the national communication honor society.
Her leadership significantly shaped the campus television landscape, where she served as the News Director for ICTV. In this role, she oversaw high-volume studio operations and managed newsroom teams. She anchored the studio desk for Newswatch Tuesday. Behind the scenes, she built out her technical production skills by driving editorial direction and control room operations as the Newswatch Thursday Content Producer.
Outside of the studio, Ally balanced her production schedule with community-oriented roles. She represented the university to prospective families as an Admissions Host and volunteered her time as a dog sitter for Guiding Eyes for the Blind, establishing a comprehensive background in both fast-paced media operations and community service.
Aoife Hartigan
Major: Communication Strategy & Design, BS
📍Post Grad: Aoife is heading to Syracuse University to earn her Master’s in Advertising, with long-term plans to pursue a PhD and return to the classroom as a Professor of Communications.
Aoife focused her time on South Hill leading Premium Blend, Ithaca College’s premier all-female-identifying a cappella group, where she stepped into the role of President to manage the ensemble’s operations, creative direction, and administrative vision. Alongside her musical leadership, she prioritized student advocacy by driving institutional initiatives and representing her peers as a Senator-at-Large for the Student Governance Council (SGC). Her academic performance and campus leadership earned her additional recognition through inductions into the prestigious Oracle and Lambda Pi Eta honor societies.
In the professional sector, Aoife built out her industry credentials by volunteering for New York Women in Communications (NYWICI) and managing public narrative campaigns as a Communications Intern for the Randall’s Island Park Alliance, establishing a versatile toolkit for media messaging and graphic design execution.
Ari Klawans
Major: Cinema & Photography (Cinema Production), BS
Minor: Writing for Film, TV & Emerging Media
đź“ŤPost Grad: Ari is launching a career in the media, marketing, and communications field.
Ari directed her creative vision toward inclusive storytelling and community leadership during her time on South Hill. Her academic performance and dedication to media production earned her recognition through inductions into the Phi Kappa Phi and Lambda Pi Eta honor societies. Behind the camera, she focused on high-impact visual narratives, recently helming her definitive thesis film, “Let’s Start Again,” a narrative exploring the trans experience.
Her creative versatility extended into performance and cultural leadership. Ari managed operations and shaped campus comedy as the Co-President of the Sketch Comedy Club, balancing her creative pursuits with institutional advocacy. Off-set, she served as the President of Hillel and was selected as a Campus Commons Fellow for the Bronfman Foundation, establishing a strong background centered on supporting creative spaces and fostering community connection.
“Since I met her, Ari has embarked on many impressive projects… however, her most significant impact stems from her ability to engage with others. She loves welcoming people into spaces that are new to them and encouraging their participation. Ari is an advocate for creating spaces for healthy disagreement, approaching people who have different views with empathy and curiosity.” – Claire Shroder, Hillel Springboard Innovation Fellow
Bella Bastos
Major: Film, Photography & Visual Arts, BFA
đź“ŤPost Grad: Bella is relocating to Maryland to serve as a Digital Media Intern with the Choose Clean Water Coalition in conjunction with the National Wildlife Federation, where she will focus on creating meaningful environmental media for the non-profit sector.
Bella used her documentary work to focus on international storytelling, environmental advocacy, and visual production during her time on South Hill. Originally from SĂŁo Paulo, Brazil, her academic performance and campus impact earned her a sweep of institutional recognition, including being named a BOLD Scholar, alongside winning the Peggy Ryan Williams Award, the Chawla/Ochoa Academic Achievement Award, and the First-Generation Leadership Award.
An inductee into the Lambda Pi Eta communication honor society, Bella captured critical acclaim for her photography and photojournalism. She earned an Honorable Mention at the State of the Art Gallery 36th Annual Juried Photography Show for her photograph “High Legs” and secured a photojournalism selection at the FotoDoc Festival 2025. On campus, she applied her documentary skills to journalism as a photographer for The Ithacan, establishing a strong background in high-end visual production and advocacy media.
Duda Formoso
Major: Advertising, Public Relations & Marketing Communications, BS
đź“ŤPost Grad: Duda plans to pursue a career in Marketing and Communications, where she hopes to use storytelling, strategy, and creative campaigns to connect with diverse audiences and create a positive impact.
Duda built a global digital platform during her time on South Hill, leveraging her 35.6K followers to guide international students navigating the journey to study in the United States. Her academic performance and civic engagement earned her a wide collection of institutional honors, including the Peggy Ryan Williams Award, the Campus Life Award, the First-Generation Senior Impact Award, and the Dr. Julian Thomas Euell Mind, Body, & Spirit Award.
Her executive leadership extended across multiple sectors of campus, leading to inductions into the Alpha Alpha Alpha, Lambda Pi Eta, and Oracle honor societies. Duda drove institutional strategy and community connection as the President of the Rotaract Club, Vice President of Students Today Alumni Tomorrow (STAT), and Vice President of the Senior Class. Committed to service and cultural advocacy, she also shaped community outreach and event logistics for the Lighthouse Christian Fellowship and fostered global culture within the Brazilian Student Association.
In her professional roles, Duda worked as an Ithaca College Apartment Assistant, a campus Marketing & Communications employee, and the Communications & Outreach Coordinator for Sustainable Finger Lakes, establishing a comprehensive foundation in multi-cultural brand storytelling and community organization.
Gianna Izzo
Major: Television & Digital Media Production, BS
đź“ŤPost Grad: Gianna is moving to the New York City market to pursue a career in talent representation and casting, with a long-term goal of managing digital creators and championing diverse voices in the industry.
Gianna focused her creative vision on media production, professional writing, and event logistics during her time on South Hill. Her analytical skills earned her first place in the Critical Writing category for the 2026 Writing Department Writing Contest, and she single-handedly revived the campus chapter of Her Campus, serving as its first President and Campus Correspondent. Within Gamma Delta Pi, she managed organization logistics as the inaugural DEI Chair, Service Chair, and a four-time Formal Chair. Her interest in television production was reflected in her work as the Set Dresser for Drag House Rules Season 2, alongside contributions behind the scenes at ICTV and The Ithacan.
In her professional roles, Gianna built a strong foundation in administration and talent representation. She managed executive communications as a Student Assistant in the Communications Dean’s Office and handled high-stakes influencer campaigns as a Brand Partnerships Intern for Producer Entertainment Group (PEG) in Burbank.
Jackie Vickery
Major: Journalism, BA
đź“ŤPost Grad: Jackie is relocating to the Philadelphia area to launch a career in independent media and photojournalism, focusing on creating visually powerful work free from corporate influence.
Jackie centered her work on South Hill around broadcast journalism, radio newsroom management, and public-interest reporting. Her dedication to media led her to serve as the News Director for WICB, where she oversaw radio broadcasts and managed teams of student reporters. Commitment to professional ethics also defined her campus leadership, as she stepped into the role of President for the college chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ).
Outside of the studio, Jackie developed her skills in alternative, grassroots storytelling and visual media. She sharpened her administrative and organizational skills as an Office Assistant for the Park Center for Independent Media (PCIM), an institution dedicated to amplifying independent voices. Through these diverse roles, she balanced her technical experience in breaking news with documentary photography, establishing a strong professional foundation rooted in journalism ethics and public service.
Kai Lincke
Majors: Journalism, BA / Education Studies, BA
đź“ŤPost Grad: Kai is pivoting her storytelling expertise toward the classroom as she pursues a career in teaching.
Kai balanced athletic grit, investigative journalism, and educational mentorship during her career on South Hill. Her academic performance and civic dedication earned her the prestigious Peggy Ryan Williams Award, alongside a nomination for the Beyond The Field Award for her impact on Ithaca College sports.
As a varsity rower, Kai earned recognition as both a CRCA Scholar-Athlete and a Liberty League Scholar-Athlete, while refining her team-building skills within the Leadership Academy. Her academic rigor across her studies was further recognized by inductions into the Phi Kappa Phi, Oracle, and Lambda Pi Eta honor societies.
Kai’s communication skills heavily shaped campus media organizations. She drove public engagement as the Community Outreach Manager for The Ithacan, reported on local stories for WICB, and supported peers as a Journalism Teaching Assistant. Outside of the classroom, she built out her professional reporting experience as an intern for both the Bucks County Courier Times and the Ithaca Times, establishing a strong foundation in community journalism and data analysis.
Katelyn Smith
Major: Television & Digital Media Production, BS
Minor: History
📍Post Grad: Katelyn is moving to Bristol, CT, to join ESPN’s Graphics Team as a Real Time Graphics Developer, continuing her trajectory as a leader in sports media innovation.
Katelyn established a career in sports media and broadcast engineering during her time on South Hill. Her mastery of real-time graphics earned her a Sports Emmy Award for Outstanding Graphic Design for her work on the 2024 Paris Olympics with NBC, and she became the youngest NBC team member to receive an Honorary Chyron Blackbelt Certification. Her contributions were recognized with the Dean’s Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Park School, alongside her designation as a Leadership Scholar and inductions into the Lambda Pi Eta, Oracle, and Phi Alpha Theta honor societies.
In campus media, Katelyn spent three years as the Producer for ICTV’s Bombers Live, leading the broadcast to a National Finalist nomination for Best Live Sports Video at the College Broadcasters Inc. awards. Her storytelling extended into audio and long-form documentary, earning a Society of Professional Journalists Region 1 First Place Award as the creator of the How Are You Actually podcast, and serving as the Producer, Director, and Assistant Editor for the thesis documentary The Rainbow Under The Red Tape. Her professional engineering and production credentials span from internships at WCVB Channel 5 Boston and CNY Central Syracuse to work on the global stage with the NBC News Washington D.C. Bureau, the 2024 Paris Olympics, and the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics.
Lili Chalfant
Major: Writing for Film, TV & Emerging Media, BFA
Minors: Counseling / Psychology
đź“ŤPost Grad: Lili is starting her career in the entertainment industry, with a focus on scripted development and production.
Lili built a strong foundation in narrative strategy, student advocacy, and residential leadership during her time on South Hill. Her exceptional voice and profound influence on the community earned her the distinction of being selected as the Graduation Keynote Speaker for the Class of 2026. Within student governance, she drove critical initiatives as the Park School Senator for the Student Governance Council (SGC). She also dedicated two years to residential life as a Resident Assistant, earning the Community Builder Award for her specialized role as the Outdoor Adventure Learning RA.
Lili’s creative versatility spans screenwriting, television production, and live performance. She engaged audiences as the Host and Writer for ICTV’s Roommate Rumble and performed with the IC Macabre Rocky Horror Shadow Cast. In the professional sector, she sharpened her industry skills on the front lines of the entertainment business, gaining hands-on experience evaluating narratives and trends as a Scripted Development Intern for Best Day Ever.
marin Lent
Major: Sports Media, BS
đź“ŤPost Grad: Marin is spending her summer in the broadcast booth for the Wilmington Blue Rocks before pursuing a career at the intersection of sports broadcasting and social media strategy.
Sports media production, live studio operations, and creative athletic storytelling defined Marin’s career on South Hill. A visionary creator with an eye for production, she launched and produced ICTV’s The Diamond Report, which captured the Best New Show award in 2023. She further cemented her studio leadership as a lead Producer for The Gridiron Report, serving as a technical mentor for peers and a champion for representation in sports media.
Outside of the television studio, Marin applied her production and branding skills to audience engagement and executive relations. She drove public outreach as the Social Media Manager for the Teaching Innovations in Sports Management Podcast and managed event logistics as a Social Media & Events Assistant for the Ithaca College Alumni Association. Additionally, she focused on mentoring the next generation of broadcasting talent by working as a counselor for Play By Play Sports Broadcasting Camps.
“When I met Marin, I knew that she had been and was going to be successful. When I first started producing [The Diamond Report], she always gave me the best help, showing me the blueprint. She also showed that powerful women in sports media are present and have such a big impact on the community.” – Jack Linskens, The Diamond Report Producer
Melanie Heim
Major: Television & Digital Media Production, BS
Minor: Still Photography
đź“ŤPost Grad: Melanie is pursuing a career in sports broadcasting, with the long-term goal of serving as a Director for live professional sports.
Melanie developed her expertise in sports broadcasting, live studio operations, and visual media during her career on South Hill. Her control room leadership and editorial eye led her to serve as the Sports Director for ICTV, where she oversaw athletic broadcast operations and managed production crews. A dedicated competitor, she balanced her heavy media footprint with collegiate athletics, earning recognition as a Scholar-Athlete on the Rowing team and sharpening her executive skills within the Leadership Academy.
Her storytelling versatility extends from the control room to the camera lens, merging a production major with a minor in Still Photography. Melanie captured the campus narrative as a photojournalist for The Ithacan while maintaining an artistic focus on portraiture and animal and nature photography. Through these diverse roles, she established extensive hands-on experience in high-volume, live environments tailored for technical roles in major athletic broadcasts.
Mureen Doherty
Major: Television & Digital Media Production, BS
Minor: Education Studies
📍Post Grad: Mureen is relocating to Atlanta, Georgia, to pursue a career in radio and event hosting, seeking to leverage the city’s vibrant entertainment industry to grow as an on-air talent.
Mureen focused her work on media production, executive campus governance, and cultural community building during her career on South Hill. Her high-level leadership and dedication to elevating campus culture earned her the prestigious Chung/Thorpe Leadership Award, presented to students who have significantly increased the profile of the community of color throughout their Ithaca College experience. As an elected Student Trustee on the Ithaca College Board of Trustees, she also drove institutional strategy and represented the student body at the highest administrative level.
On the airwaves and in the creative arts, Mureen used her platform to unify diverse voices and manage organizational operations. She showcased her dynamic personality as the Co-Host of Ladies First on WICB, while behind the scenes, she managed finances as the Treasurer for Sister 2 Sister and drove creative engagement as the Social Media Chair for the Musicians of Color Association. Additionally, she lent her vocal talents to the Amani Gospel Choir, establishing a strong foundation in audience connection, media production, and empathetic leadership.
Nichole Allan
Major: Sports Media, BS
đź“ŤPost Grad: Nichole is pursuing a career in sports television production, aiming for a Production Assistant role at a major network.
Nichole combined sports media production, on-air broadcasting, and athletic leadership during her career on South Hill. A fierce advocate for representation in the industry, she drove professional development and networking initiatives as the Vice President of the Association of Women in Sports Media (AWSM). Her academic performance and campus impact also earned her recognition through inductions into the prestigious Oracle and Lambda Pi Eta honor societies.
Her media resume spans prime-time local and national networks. She reported on the ground as a Sports Radio Broadcaster for WICB, handled live on-air execution for ESPN Ithaca, and worked behind the scenes for The NFL Today on CBS Sports and the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics. A dynamic team player, she demonstrated immense adaptability on the field by serving as the President of Club Lacrosse before successfully walking on to the varsity Ithaca College Women’s Lacrosse team during her senior year, establishing a strong foundation for high-pressure live television environments.
Prakriti Panwar
Majors: Journalism, BA / Economics, BA
đź“ŤPost Grad: Prakriti will be joining Forbes as a Video Fellow.
Prakriti combined news reporting, macroeconomic analysis, and high-level editorial leadership during her career on South Hill. Her academic performance and institutional impact earned her a sweep of top-tier honors, including the Dean’s Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Park School, the Chawla/Ochoa Academic Achievement Award, and the First-Generation Leadership Award. Her investigative reporting and scholarship across her studies were further recognized by inductions into the Phi Kappa Phi, Oracle, and Lambda Pi Eta honor societies.
Her editorial leadership heavily anchored campus media, where she served as the Editor-in-Chief of The Ithacan. Prakriti’s writing captured national acclaim, including the Society of Professional Journalists Region 1 Mark of Excellence Award and a 2024 Pinnacle Awards Honorable Mention for Best General News Story. In the professional sector, she built out a world-class resume by managing business storytelling as an Editorial Video Intern for Forbes, curating global trends as a Digital News Intern for Guinness World Records, and sharpening her audio reporting and market analysis as an Audio Intern for the Financial Times.
“Prakriti has been someone I have looked up to since I first arrived at Ithaca College. Stepping into her role next year is intimidating because I have such big shoes to fill. Her understanding of story construction, as well as her commitment to fostering growth in every editor and staff member, is inspiring. She will be very missed by me and many, and I am grateful to have learned from her for three years.” – Kaeleigh Banda, The Ithacan Editor-in-Chief 2026-27
Rayahna Tryka
Major: Sports Media, BS
Minors: Communication Strategy & Design / Marketing
đź“ŤPost Grad: Rayahna is pursuing a career in sports photography and social media content creation, with a dedicated mission to trailblaze for women in sports media and uplift female athletes.
Rayahna developed her expertise in sports journalism, visual production, and creative leadership during her career on South Hill. Her visual storytelling and eye behind the camera earned her The Ithacan’s Rookie of the Year award, the Sports Media Senior Award, and a third-place honor in photography at the 2022 Better Newspaper Contest. Her impact on campus sports media culture extended into executive leadership, where she served as the President of the Association of Women in Sports Media (AWSM) and directed large-scale visual campaigns as the Manager of IC Creative Media.
In the professional sports industry, Rayahna built a high-level portfolio through extensive on-the-ground experience. She shot media coverage at Super Bowl LX Radio Row, worked as a FOX Sports Intern, and captured live action on the sidelines as an Assistant Photographer for the NFL’s Buffalo Bills. Beyond her sports photography, she applied her visual skills to long-form media as a documentary filmmaker, notably directing TEN, a documentary profiling athlete Emma Garver.
Rua Fay
Major: Film, BFA
đź“ŤPost Grad: Rua is moving to Hollywood to study Producing at the American Film Institute (AFI), launching a career as a producer and director with the ultimate goal of having a feature film premiere at the Cannes Film Festival.
Rua established her presence in film analysis, international journalism, and cinema culture well before her career on South Hill. She achieved the distinction of becoming an official Rotten Tomatoes Critic, marking an early milestone in her professional writing career. Her understanding of cinema distribution and media operations is backed by entrepreneurial success; at 16 years old, she launched Cinemasters.net, a film journalism platform that attracts over 20,000 monthly views. Serving as the site’s primary journalist, she has commanded international press rooms and secured official press credentials for prestigious global events, including the Cannes Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), Tribeca, SXSW, and Sundance.
On campus, Rua balanced her international reporting with local cinematic camaraderie and industry networking. She anchored her dedication to the craft as an active member of the Delta Kappa Alpha professional cinema fraternity. Through these combined global and collegiate platforms, she developed an exhaustive knowledge of international cinema, built an extensive professional network, and established a versatile toolkit tailored for film curation, media criticism, and entertainment industry operations.
“Rua is one of the most driven and passionate people I have ever met. Her love of all things filmmaking is only rivaled by her dedication to working hard and challenging herself. I’m so excited for her to go do great things at AFI!” – Sam Theriault, Cinemasters Writer
Sami Smith
Major: Cinema & Photography (Cinema Production)
đź“ŤPost Grad: Sami has officially relocated to Los Angeles following a successful semester in the ICLA program to launch her professional career in the entertainment industry.
Sami combined narrative film production, commercial strategy, and athletic leadership during her career on South Hill. Her commercial instincts and creative flair captured national industry recognition when she was named a Coca-Cola Refreshing Films Finalist. Within the Delta Kappa Alpha professional cinema fraternity, she served as her Associate Class President, driving professional development, creative camaraderie, and internal organizational logistics.
Outside of the film studio, Sami applied her commanding voice and leadership acumen to elite athletics. She anchored the varsity Men’s Rowing team as a Coxswain, mastering real-time execution and team synchronization. Her ability to manage high-volume sports logistics and media operations was further demonstrated on the national stage, where she served as the Project Manager for the 2024 Youth Rowing National Livestream, establishing a comprehensive background built for fast-paced production environments.
Sara Rogers
Major: Advertising, Public Relations & Marketing Communications, BS
đź“ŤPost Grad: Sara is joining Wegmans Food Markets as a Merchandising-Marketing Corporate Trainee, where she will complete rotations in digital marketing, pricing, and data analytics to support large-scale retail operations.
Sara balanced corporate marketing strategy, consumer behavior analysis, and community service during her accelerated academic career. Showcasing intense focus and academic stamina, she achieved the feat of graduating in just three years. Her executive potential and dedication to volunteerism earned her recognition as an Ithaca College Leadership Scholar, alongside induction into the Lambda Pi Eta national communication honor society.
In her creative and corporate ventures, Sara developed an extensive portfolio spanning student organizations and major industry retailers. She drove digital engagement, content creation, and community building as the Social Media Manager for Cereal Ministry, while refining her campaign strategy skills within the American Advertising Federation (AAF). Her practical corporate experience is anchored by two years spent as a trusted corporate intern for Wegmans Food Markets, establishing a comprehensive background in campaign design, retail strategy, and modern brand management.
Sophia BArtolomeo
Major: Advertising, Public Relations & Marketing Communications, BS
đź“ŤPost Grad: Sophia plans to pursue her passion for printmaking, specifically with linocut, designing and building a studio this summer. She would also like to continue digital marketing/social media management for music artists.
Sophia combined digital brand strategy, event marketing, and fine art during her career on South Hill. A gifted visual artist whose talents extended beyond the classroom, she earned the distinction of having her original artwork selected and displayed in the senior art show.
In her marketing and leadership roles, Sophia was central to the campus creative and public relations scene. She commanded the strategic public image and promotional outreach of major live entertainment events as the Marketing Head for the Bureau of Concerts. Combining her brand management skills with a passion for sustainable style and community engagement, she also served as the President of Ithafinds, a successful thrift and fashion project on campus, while contributing to the Park Enhancement Project. In the professional sector, she built out a versatile creative portfolio serving as a Social Media Coordinator for Miles High Productions and showcasing her entrepreneurial design skills by crafting custom children’s blankets and towels.
“Sophia is one of the hardest-working people I know. Â Every medium, every project, every job, no matter how small, she will dedicate 100% of her effort to make it perfect. Â It is such an honor to see how she has grown into both her major and herself these past few years! Â Love you, Soph!” – Sara DiLorenzo, Friend