Awarded: Excellent SI Mentor

Major: Psychology
SI Course: PSY 216
Graduation: 2024

Bio:  Despite my natural inclination toward quietness, my involvement in the Supplemental Instruction (SI) program has facilitated my personal growth, fostering openness and a strong desire to assist others. This experience has not only revealed insights into my strengths but has also highlighted areas where I struggle, particularly in seeking help for myself. The value of SI, in my opinion, lies not just in its services but in the quality of its people. These experiences within SI have not only shaped my character but have also propelled me into other on-campus endeavors, including research in Dr. Griggs's Lab and membership in Psi Chi. I aspire to pursue graduate studies in Clinical Psychology.

Awarded: Excellent SI Leader and Faculty Collaboration

Major: Business Economics
SI Course: MTH 129
Graduation: 2026

Bio:  On campus, I am involved in the entrepreneurship business fraternity, Epsilon Nu Tau, and the sorority Pi Beta Phi. I serve as a Supplemental Instructor for Calculus for Business, and I have absolutely loved serving in this role as I have expanded my experience with leadership and professionalism. In this role, I have gained insight on responsibility, communication, and collaboration through working with Professor Lammlein to facilitate a learning environment of positivity and success.

Faculty Collaborator: Professor Chris Lammlein is a faculty member in the College of Arts & Sciences, where he teaches Mathematics. 

Awarded: Excellent New SI Leader (Student Nominated)

Double Major: Finance and Business Economics
SI Course: ECO 203
Graduation: 2025

Bio: After graduation, my plans are to get my master's and possibly a PhD in Economics.  I currently SI for Principles of Microeconomics, and I truly love the work I do. My favorite thing about being an SI is seeing students who struggled with something finally become confident in their abilities, and grasp something they didn't think they were capable of understanding.

Awarded: Excellent SI Leader (Faculty Nominated)

Major: Accounting
SI Course: ACC 305
Graduation: 2024

Bio: After graduation, I will begin working for Deloitte in their Pittsburgh office with a tax position in their business tax segment. I am the SI for ACC 305. My favorite thing about being an SI leader is getting the opportunity to help other students who have the same interests as me. Not a lot of people find accounting interesting and fun, so it's great to be able to help others who find interest in it as well.

Awarded: Excellent SI Leader (Student Nominated)

Major: Health Science
SI Course: CHM 313
Graduation: 2025

Bio: I am a Health Science major with a concentration in Integrative Physiology I currently work as an SI leader for Organic Chemistry I. My favorite part about being an SI leader has to be the wonderful interactions with students and faculty, along with the fascinating material presented in class. I plan to go to PA school upon graduation and will always remember the students from CHM 313 01/02.