1. What is your major?
I am currently working on a double major in performing arts and
science and a minor in education.
2. What is it about your field of study that intrigues
you?
Performing is my life: I am always performing, whether it is
actually on a stage or just among people. Science has always
intrigued me. I love to be around animals and understand their
behavior. And I love to dissect things are understand what goes on
in both animal and human bodies.
3. Favorite athletic moment at Wheelock?
It is so difficult to pick just one! I would have to say my
favorite is winning our first game against Pine Manor. That was
quite an accomplishment and we had so much fun!
4. People will be surprised to know . . .
I love bubbles.
5. Describe your sport in 3 words?
Incredible demanding fun
6. What goes through your head as you are "at match
point," at the free throw line, during a race, etc.?
My first thought is, “I hope I make it”. Then I think
about all of the countless hours that the team and I had put into
getting to where we are. I think about all of my teammates and my
coach. And then, I shoot!
7. Favorite part about being a student-athlete at
Wheelock?
All of the wonderful memories that we have created on and off the
court.
8. Favorite quote?
“The absence of limitation is the enemy of art”
-unknown
9. Favorite food?
Mashed potatoes OR Chocolate ice cream with rainbow sprinkles
10. Best part about living in Boston?
Public transportation
11. If you could bring anything from your hometown what
would it be?
My dog
12. If you had no schoolwork what would you do all
day?
Either play basketball or play in the park.
13. What story would you tell your children about Wheelock
Athletics?
How we watched all 6 Harry Potter movies on the CCSR projector
while no one else was on campus.
14. Where do you get your motivation from when things get
tough?
My teammates, Coach, and the crowd.
15. What would you like to achieve most in your
life?
I would like to be 70 years old and still be able to run up and
down a court.
