Extracurricular Activities
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The General Honors Program
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Honors Mentor
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Teaching Assistant for Quest 1
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Teaching Assistant for Writing Workshop 1
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Equestrian Program
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Equestrian Show Team Member
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Business Club - Treasurer for two years
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Student Judicial Council - Secretary
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Writer’s Forum
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President of Pate Hall
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Student Senate
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Regional Ethics Bowl Competing Team Member
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Business Ethics Symposium
St. Andrews Faculty
Dr. Neal Bushoven is absolutely amazing and has done a stunning job building a stellar Honors program. Some Swami somewhere said “Find a wise teacher and follow him,” and absolutely - mine is Neal. He really challenges students to stretch and grow - he kind of just continually seeks to destroy your personal paradigms and provide you with good reading material and thoughtful questions to rebuild it.
Dr. Richard Prust has also been a major help to me—he was my advisor and outside reader for both my Junior and Senior honors theses; he was always there to help guide me on my writing journeys and was just incredibly helpful and involved when I needed a hand focusing my work.
Why St. Andrews?
Wow, what a question! If I thought “everything” was a legitimate answer, then that’s what I’d say. But for the sake of being more specific: the amazing faculty; the honors program, going to India, and Neal Bushoven; the strong community (a rarity these days) the “liberal arts feel” of the college, e.g. open door policy, small classroom size, etc. In all honesty, my experience at St. Andrews as a whole has probably been one of the most meaningful experiences of my life; I couldn’t be more thankful that I never finished filling out the housing applications to any of the major universities I almost went to.

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My friend Jordan Copp, Class of 2008, and I in India during our SHoTs Course with Dr. Bushoven, Summer 2007.

Some of my friends and I at a Lacrosse Game. |

My friends and I making a ginger bread house in my dorm room. |

In front of the Taj Mahal.
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