Admission Counselor.
Hometown: Sacramento, CA
Alma Mater: University of Dallas, 2020
Degree: B.A. Psychology
Why I love UD/Why I Recruit for UD: I love UD because of the community and education. The community is so personable and
welcoming, and I loved being able to continue my education of studying the Great Books.
Favorite Spot on Campus: Capp Bar and Capp Bar patio.
Where Do You Hang Out in Dallas? I love hanging out in Bishop Arts or Lower Greenville. There are some great brunch places and coffee shops in those areas that I like to hangout at on the weekends.
Favorite Book: Till We See Faces by C.S. Lewis
Favorite Place to Eat in DFW: There are so many great places to eat in the DFW area. I love getting brunch on the
weekends and one of my favorite brunch spots is Jam & Toast in Irving. I love going
there for brunch with friends and family on the weekend. I also love Oddfellows in
Bishop Arts.
Favorite UD Event: I loved going to TGIT as a student. It was always something to look forward to before the weekend and it was a nice study break for my Thursday evenings.
Favorite/Coolest Place I have Visited: Greece
Advice to Prospective Students: Ask questions and visit campus, particularly when school is session. Visiting schools in person can really help determine which school is the best fit for you.
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