My major was business management.

I attended William Penn all four years.

William Penn prepared me really well for what I'm currently working on, which is on the HR business partner side.

I received my bachelor's in sociology and Human Services, and now I'm a grad assistant for marketing and advancement, and I'm getting my master's in organizational leadership.

I came to William Penn to study Industrial Technology.

I like the idea of getting a whole handle of industrial processes from the very beginning.

But also, instead of going into debt, I wanted to know more about the financial award, so I went ahead and took business classes, which granted me a business minor on daily basis.

I work with recruiting roles internationally.

I work with a lot of our international offices.

At William Penn university, there is a big diversity student body, and the inclusion really aligns with what I'm currently working in the HR world.

Currently, I am a tech specialist at Moscow sports lighting, which is a lighting company in this scenario you think about stadiums.

When I started my professional career, I was actually the person taking care of the installation of all this system.

Now I'm more providing support over the phone or visits on site.

One tip that I would give for somebody who is graduating from William Penn is to always just remember that William Penn will always be here, whether that's resources such as faculty, academic advisors, William Penn will always be here to have your back, and just know you'll always be a statesman.

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