Your Orientation Leaders will guide you through your orientation sessions, be available for questions and lead you into fun activities to help get to know your future classmates. Orientation Leaders are excited to meet their cohort of students and are available to help your transition to college.
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Leila Barackman, 2022
Early Childhood Education and Women’s and Gender Studies
New York City
Fun Fact:
Spaghetti is my all time favorite food – I could eat it all day every day!
Abby Cook, 2022
Political Science & Hispanic Studies
Connecticut
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I have a seal of biliteracy from the state of Connecticut.
Daisy Culleton, 2022
Psychology, Education, Women’s & Gender Studies
Massachusetts
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In 6th grade I was voted best hugger
Jackson Dyer, 2023
Business Management major
New Hampshire
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I taught myself how to juggle using oranges from Chase!
Liz Eaton, 2022
Biochemistry major, Public Health minor
New Hampshire
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I was on a competitive Bass Fishing team in high school.
Sierra Edwards, 2023
Business Management major
New York City
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I went to Riobamba, Ecuador for two weeks and hiked the tallest Mountain: Mount. Chimborazo.
Kimberly Ekstrand, 2021
Philosophy major
Rhode Island
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I memorized digits of pi for fun!
Cay Fields, 2023
History major
California
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I have a lot of music and movie knowledge
Nora Gross, 2023
Business Management & Early Childhood Education
New York City
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I went to a Performing and Creative Arts Camp for every summer in High School.
Guthrie Hartsfield, 2023
Religion and Women’s and Gender Studies
Vermont
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I have a (very rational) fear of eggs
Will Jacobs, 2022
English major
Massachusetts
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I just got a new dog!
Chris Kombo, 2023
Biochemistry major
Maine
Ishaan Madan, 2022
Biochemistry, Astronomy and Physics Double minor
Queens, New York
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I can solve the Rubik’s cube in less than a minute.
Justin Martinez, 2022
History, Hispanic Studies, Secondary Education
Bronx, New York
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I played football for ten years, but I broke my hip (twice) so now I dance.
Cam Murray, 2022
International Relations & Hispanic Studies
Lakeville, MA
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For my first job I had to wear a bear costume and dance on the side of the road to attract customers into a candy shop
Hope Netolicky, 2021
Independent Major: Archaeology and Museum Studies
Connecticut
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I am very good at skipping rocks
Gia Orsino, 2023
Philosophy and English
New Jersey
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I attended seven different schools between k-12th grade!
Allie Roth, 2021
Women’s and Gender Studies major, Public Health minor
Brooklyn, New York
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I have been tap dancing for over 10 years
Jadyn Ruzzano, 2022
Music & Business and Management
Massachusetts
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I have been playing the flute for 11 years and I am learning piano and guitar!
Dhruval Thakkar, 2022
Biology major, Psychology and Education minor
Massachusetts
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While trying to befriend a bear cub, I got chased by a mama bear
Ruben Trejo, 2023
Economics, Hispanic Studies
Rhode Island
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I know a lot about airliners and airports
Chanleakhana Ven, 2023
Business and Management & Anthropology
Masschusetts
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I have an unhealthy obsession with Boba/Bubble tea!
Sophie Waters, 2023
Film and New Media Studies major, Theatre minor
New Hampshire
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I have a fat cat named Bruce and a small cat named fred who has thumbs
Lena Welch, 2022
Elementary Education and Women Gender Studies
Massachusetts
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I’m afraid to take left turns when I’m driving so sometimes I just keep taking rights until the GPS figures out how to get me there.
Sofie Weston, 2022
Sociology major, Visual Arts minor
Maine
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I have been skiing for 16 years only at Sugarloaf mountain and this past spring skied on a different mountain for the first time and tore my ACL.
Violet Windham, 2022
Anthropology major
Rhode Island
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I know how to cure the hiccups!.
Alli Wolf, 2021
Elementary Education and Women’s & Gender Studies major, Hispanic Studies minor
Vermont
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I hiked the Vermont Long Trail (273 miles) in the summer of 2019