This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Le Moyne chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.
Class: 2015
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Hometown: Frankfort, NY
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Major: Communications
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Campus Involvement: Co-President of LCTV, Campus Ministry, WLMU, Le Moyne Makes MoviesÂ
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LCTV is the college television station. Each week we produce differentÂ
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segments of Le Moyne News, sports, movies, and interesting topics ofÂ
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discussion. The station is student run and our content can be found on ourÂ
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youtube page. Just search LCTV.
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Being Co-President of LCTV is something I wanted for a long time. It is a lotÂ
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of fun and also very rewarding. I enjoy working with my co-president DelaneyÂ
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Lawrence and the rest of the crew. Everybody brings so much energy andÂ
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enthusiasm and I really enjoy being around everyone.
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I have a weekly two-hour radio show at WLMU with LMC students Chris LeFeverÂ
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and Eric Belair. This is the third year we have all done a show together. OurÂ
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show is all about sports and we mostly talk about the hottest topics in sports thatÂ
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week. We cover the NFL, NBA, MLB, college football and basketball too. I loveÂ
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being on air with Chris and Eric because they love sports and share the sameÂ
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passion that I do for it.
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I am the co-anchor of Sports Talk with my roommate Chris LeFever on LCTV.Â
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Each week we cover all the Le Moyne sports in season.
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Being apart of Le Moyne makes movies was really fun and difficult at the sameÂ
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time. I enjoyed working with the rest of the cast and crew. Everyone was soÂ
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helpful of one another and it was fun to form relationships with everyone for aÂ
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month and a half. There were many days and weekends that were long andÂ
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seemed like they would never end. Overall the experience was great and I wouldÂ
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not trade it for anything.
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I was mainly doing back stage stuff. I helped out the lighting guys set up lights,Â
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covered windows to make rooms darker for certain scenes and helped to carryÂ
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equipment from set to set. I also was an extra for a couple of scenes which isÂ
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really cool. It will be funny to see myself in the movie at a random point.
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The balancing act is very tough. I wanted all of these responsibilities and extraÂ
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curricular activities. Even though it is not easy I embrace everything and take itÂ
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all in because it is a valuable learning tool that will help make me a better personÂ
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down the road.
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Hobbies:
Men’s group, Lacrosse, Radio show, Eating pizza
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Favorite piece of advice:
My favorite piece of advice comes from my dad. He always tells me to helpÂ
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somebody everyday. I always try my best to do that or else he will really get onÂ
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my case about it. Whether it is holding the door for somebody, saying hi to aÂ
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stranger, or helping to carry something for someone I try to do something smallÂ
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each day to help someone.