La Salle University
Location: Ambler, PA
Major(s): Biology
Current Role: Senior Realty Specialist, General Services Administration
Why do you want to run for the Alumni Board of Directors?
While my La Salle days had the motto of “Explorers are never lost,” I want to reconnect to “be known for more.” I am eager to serve on the Alumni Board because I feel a deep commitment to La Salle University and its future. I seek to expand my involvement by engaging more directly with alumni and students, fostering connections that will strengthen the University’s legacy. Having accumulated extensive leadership experience and achieved professional success, I am excited to lend my skills to steward the University’s mission and enhance the experiences of current and future Explorers. It would be a privilege to serve this dynamic institution as an ambassador, utilizing my talents to promote La Salle’s values, advocate for its continued growth, and ensure it remains a beacon of academic excellence.
What activities were you involved in as a student?
As an Explorer, I played a key role in the Student Government Association, served as a Resident Assistant (RA), participated as an Alpha Theta Alpha (ATA) sister, and was proud to be part of the inaugural class of La Salle Ambassadors. Additionally, I dedicated time to supporting the University’s fundraising efforts through calls for the La Salle Fund.
How have you remained active or engaged with La Salle as an alum since graduation?
My connection to La Salle has remained strong over the years. I have consistently returned to campus for Homecoming events, enjoying them with my family. We established a cherished tradition of attending La Salle’s Mass and Brunch with Santa. As a local resident, I continue to support the University by attending basketball games and staying engaged with the La Salle community.
Is there any other information you would like to share?
Outside of work you can find me cheering on my kids from the sidelines of a sports field or dance studio, running on a local trail, or getting lost in a good book.