When I was a chair last year, I fell in love with the community PUDM can provide. There are so many people with different backgrounds, disciplines, and stories, who all unite for a common cause. I wanted to give back to the community I find so unique while furthering my commitment within it. As for membership, I love all things people. And, the aspects of our membership focus are so new. There’s so much room for growth, and I wanted to be a part of that!
What is your previous PUDM involvement?
I was a Morale Committee Member and the DEI Chair.
What is your favorite PUDM memory?
The very first Tomorrow Needs You concert! Mental health awareness is so so so important to me. I’m also from Zionsville, so seeing Tate added as our 6th legacy was surreal. And music will always be integral to my life. So it was a meaningful event. Everyone fought so hard for this to happen. The rush I felt as we built up to it was unmatched. It was truly one of the most special moments of my college experience, and I will remember it forever.
What is a fun fact about you?
I have a black belt in karate!
Whats your biggest dream? (Career goal, travel, bucket list, impact on the world, etc.)
My dream is to advocate for children for the rest of my life.
What are your main duties as an exec?
I oversee the Membership focus (Mental Health, DEI, Alumni Relations, Stewardship, and Marathon Relations)! I’m also involved in planning meetings and retreats, developing committee culture and stewardship, assisting with fundraising pushes, and organizing and running the new member program. Pretty much all things people-oriented!
