I knew I wanted to play volleyball in college and after my first visit, I felt like Moravian was the perfect place for me to play and continue my education.

Business management because there is a lot you can do with it, and I would like to own my own business one day.

My favorite course at Moravian was Environmental Science. The professor was so funny and we always went on field trips. It inspired me to pursue a minor in environmental science.

My most memorable moment as a greyhound was starting in my first college volleyball game. I will never forget the mix of nerves and excitement I felt.

Being an athlete has helped me as a student because it forces me to get my work done on time, and stay ahead in school. I know that my weeknights and weekends in the fall are always busy so I need to have my work done on time so I can focus on volleyball when I need to.

One of the hardest parts of volleyball is being so reliant on your teammates. It is a big game of trust. You have to trust that your teammates will do their jobs so you can do yours.

My coach gave me the choice between two numbers the summer before we moved in as freshman and 11 seemed like a good pick .

The whole transition from high school volleyball to college volleyball was tougher than I expected.

It brings all the Moravian teams together to help the local communities while allowing the athletes to gain important knowledge, and make a difference in people’s lives.

Enjoy it while it lasts. Those four years are going to go by so quickly.