Pronouns: She/Her
Major: Criminal justice
Hometown: Rockland, Massachusetts
What made you choose Salem State?
I chose Salem State University because of its criminal justice program and hands-on learning opportunities. I also really liked the close, supportive community where students feel encouraged and connected.
What are three words you would use to describe the Viking community? Why?
Welcoming, motivating, and diverse.
What is one thing you think a prospective student should know about Salem State?
That Salem State truly feels like a community. Students support each other, professors are approachable, and you never feel like just a number.
What have you done at Salem State that you are most proud of?
I’m most proud of the connections I’ve made and the people I’ve met.
How would you describe the professors at Salem State?
The professors are unique. Each one has its own style, which makes every class different in a good way.
What has been your favorite class to take?
My favorite classes so far have been my First Year Seminar on social justice. The professor made the classes really engaging.
What is your favorite place on campus?
My favorite place on campus is the Makerspace in Berry Library.
What is your favorite memory at Salem State?
My favorite memory was when the school brought a bunch of therapy animals to campus. It was so fun and relaxing to pet them.
Do you live in a residence hall or commute? What has been your favorite part about living on campus or commuting?
I live on campus. My favorite part about living on campus is being closer to classes.
How do you feel Salem State has helped you get career-ready?
Even as a freshman, Salem State has helped me start building my career by giving me opportunities to work on campus.