Meet Our Cutie!
Name: Emily Gay
Nicknames: Some of my friends call me “Em” and my Coach calls me “Emmi”
Birthday: June 9, 1995
Class: 2017
Greek Organization: Kappa Delta
Hometown: Richmond, VA
Major: Chemistry
Relationship status: S’single
Extracurricular Activities: Swimming
Best Class You’ve taken at Sewanee: Inorganic Chemistry with Dr. Bachman, it was hard but it blew my mind everyday
Signature Pub Order: Curly Fries
Signature Dance Move: I really don’t know about this one, it depends on my mood
Go-to McClurg Line: Home line for Breakfast!
What qualities do you find most attractive in boy/girl: a good work ethic and willingness to do goofy things
Biggest Pet Peeve: People repeatedly coming into class, meetings, or practice late
Spirit Animal: A beagle
Weird Body Fact: My feet are really flexible. If I sit on the ground with my legs straight out and point my toes, my toes touch the floor.
What is the most embarrassing song on your iTunes? I have the whole soundtrack of Frozen
What is your most embarrassing Sewanee story? On an icy day last year I was walking from Hodgson to campus and I fell and slid all the way down that big hill.
Here’s why we love her!
What is it like being Head Proctor? Has your view of Sewanee changed at all since you’ve taken on this leadership role?
Being Head Proctor is incredibly rewarding, it has allowed me to build relationships with so many student leaders and staff. By seeing some of the ins and outs of Residential Life I have learned so much more about how Sewanee keeps its students safe.
What is your biggest advice to freshman as they are beginning their first year at Sewanee?
Sewanee is a place where you can get involved in so many things. I think it is important to get involved in a few things that you are really interested in and enjoy because it will make your Sewanee experience even that much more exciting.
Where do you see yourself after graduation? (Granted thank goodness we still have most of the year to figure details out!)
After graduation I see myself at engineering school as part of the 4-2 program studying Chemical Engineering!
Are there any things still on your Sewanee bucket list?
One thing that is still on my bucket list is being able to step on the seal without any concerns and I am so excited to get to do that in May!
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