President of WVOU
Secretary of YDSA

: I grew up in Providence, Rhode Island, in a very academic community. Most of the adults I knew as a kid were scientists and engineers. I figured I’d go to college for biochemistry or microbiology. Then, one day in high school, I picked up a certain Salinger book, and next thing I knew, I was here. When I’m home from school in Washington, D.C., I try and take the bus and subway as much as I can. I prefer to be out in public most of the time, in a library or a coffee shop. I’d love to open an independent bookstore someday. My favorite writer is Allen Ginbserg.

One time in Literary Theory, Dr. Jaroff called me “a Marxist at heart”. I spent the rest of the day with a goofy smile on my face.

During the Spring 2020 semester, I worked under Dr. Kozusko as a student editor for a Shakespeare-focused literary magazine based out of the University of Georgia.

I’ve never had a boring class. Every single course I’ve taken has been worthy of getting personally and emotionally invested in. I genuinely look forward to writing essays. I feel particularly at home in the English department.