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HOMETOWN: Bethel Park, PA

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MAJOR: Music Education, Instrumental

CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT:

Honors College (Fall 2020‐ present) • Dana School of Music Office Assistant (Fall 2020‐Spring 2022) •

Principal Horn of YSU Wind Ensemble (Fall 2021‐present) • Resident Assistant (Fall 2022‐present) • Dana Horn Society Treasurer (Spring 2021‐Fall 2022) • Dana Horn Society President (Spring 2023‐ present)

IN THERESA’S WORDS:

“In my three years at Youngstown State University, I have had several opportunities to interact with those around me. I have found that in all aspects of my being a student, I have found myself being drawn to leadership positions and have worked incredibly hard to serve my many communities. Frankly, I was not incredibly social before I came to college. I did not seek organizations or clubs outside of music in high school. This changed when I moved into Cafaro House as a freshman. I was finally around other people with different interests and this is where I really thrived. Now, two years later, I am a Resident Assistant working in Kilcawley House and I can truly say I love my job and the people I work with.”

ADVISOR’S THOUGHTS:

“Theresa has been both a professional and enthusiastic leader in her time as an RA, both being a model for new and returning RAs. She has impeccable time management as she is an Honors College student, President of the Dana Horn Society, a volunteer for the Penguin Pantry and is Principal Horn of the YSU Wind Ensemble. Theresa has spearheaded the Youngstown Strings Project providing music lessons to low-income students in the area. Among all this, she values excellence as she still maintains an impressive GPA, and builds close, trusting relationships with her residents and staff members. She has not only met my expectations in her role as a Resident Assistant but has continually exceeded them and sets the bar high for those around her. Theresa is a remarkable representative of not just the Office of Housing and Residence Life, but of our institution as a whole.”

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