I am a very passionate and ambitious student who pursued all of the opportunities presented to me.  My college experience was filled with a variety of clubs, projects, volunteering, and careers.  This has strengthened my ability to collaborate with different perspectives and adapt to new challenges.  

I was in two clubs: the Biochemistry Student Association and the field ornithology club.  I was the President of the CSU Rocky Mountain Wolf Project chapter for 2 years.  Additionally, I was heavily involved in my sorority Phi Mu.  This experience has equipped me with leadership skills as I learned to organize and plan meetings.  

Because my passion is wildlife, I found myself gravitating towards volunteer work.  I started at the High Desert Wildlife Rescue and Rehab, where I learned a variety of tasks.  From training a crow to Veterinary medicine, it was endless.  Then I found myself at the W.O.L.F Sanctuary, where I found that educating the public is one of the best ways to get people to appreciate the wildlife around them.

With a busy schedule, I learned to time manage so I can still excel in my courses.