New Students - Meet Your Orientation Mentors

正规赌钱软件applcome to the Wabash Class of 2030! My name is Diego Banuelos. I am a brother of Kappa Sigma and a senior from Compton, California, double majoring in Political Science and History with a minor in Religion. After graduation, I plan to pursue Marine OCS and/or a Fulbright as I explore interests in national security, intelligence, and foreign service. On campus, I work as a photographer capturing athletic events and campus life. I have served as Vice President of my fraternity and currently serve as Chair of the Wabash Acts Responsibly (WAR) Council. I am a Peer Health Educator, promoting student wellness through education and advocacy. I’ve also gained experience through an Operations Management internship and journalism work in Washington, D.C. I recently studied abroad in Granada, Spain, where I lived with a host family and experienced Spanish culture firsthand. As your Orientation Mentor, I’m here to support you, step out of your comfort zone, get involved, and make the most of your time at Wabash. I look forward to meeting you all.?Wabash Always Fights!

正规赌钱软件applcome to the Wabash Class of 2030! My name is Ryan Bartley. I am a brother of Lambda Chi Alpha and a rising Junior from Carmel, Indiana. I am a Psychology major and minoring in Chemistry and Neuroscience. After I graduate in 2028, I plan to go to medical school to pursue my dream of becoming a physician. On campus, I am the President of the WAR Council, President of the Glee Club, a direct admit of the Global Health Initiative, as well as the Academic Chair of Lambda Chi. I am also the Lead Peer Health Educator, which provides education and advocacy to help students achieve overall wellness by maximizing each dimension of their well-being. As one of your New Student Orientation Managers, I hope that you will all take advantage of the numerous opportunities that Wabash has to offer, and I am eager to help you along the way if you need it. Wabash continues to change my life, and I hope that you all have the openness and willingness to let it change you as well. I'm looking forward to meeting all of you in the fall! Remember - Wabash Always Fights!

正规赌钱软件applcome to the Wabash Class of 2030! My name is Zach Baty. I am a rising sophomore from Muncie, Indiana. I am a brother of Lambda Chi Alpha, where I am one of the Risk Managers, and I am intending to major in biology and minor in neuroscience. After graduation in 2029, I intend to go to medical school to pursue the dream of becoming a surgeon. On campus I am on the Wabash Swim and Dive team, while also being a direct admit of the Global Health Initiative. I am also involved in the Public Health Organization, Athlete Leadership Academy, and the Water Polo Club. My goal as a New Student Orientation Mentor is to help with the transition into college life, so that you can achieve your goals at Wabash College. I look forward to working with you! Wabash Always Fights!

Class of 2030, welcome to Wabash! My name is Francisco Bibian, and I’m a senior biochemistry major with a minor in religion. First off, congratulations! You made a great decision in choosing Wabash. My advice is to take advantage of every opportunity that comes your way and lean on your brothers through the highs and the lows of college. I come from a small town in Northern Indiana called Rolling Prairie. At Wabash, I serve as the secretary of IMA. I am a member of the Sphynx Club and participate in several clubs, including bowling and disc golf. Outside of school, I go horseback riding, work at the Boys and Girls Club, and actively volunteer at my local 4-H fair. I enjoy working out, especially weightlifting and long runs. These next few years will come with change, growth, and challenges. That is why Wabash is such a great choice because whether it is professors, faculty, or staff you need help from, they are all willing to provide a hand in a heartbeat. Never hesitate to reach out if you need advice, support, or just someone to talk to. I can't wait to meet you and share with you the place that means so much to all of us. 正规赌钱软件applcome to the Wabash family!

Class of 2030, welcome to Wabash! My name is Grant Brewer, and I’m a junior Biology major with a minor in Chemistry. First off,?congratulations! You made the right decision in choosing Wabash. Take advantage of every opportunity that comes your way and lean on your brothers through both the highs and the lows. I come from a small town in Illinois called Oakwood. At Wabash, I?serve as the Resident Assistant of Rogge Hall, am a member of the wrestling team, Sphinx Club, Student Senate Representative for Class of ’28, and serve on the IMA cabinet. Outside of campus, I’m an Eagle Scout, a Certified Nursing Assistant, and an active volunteer at my local church. I love being outdoors, especially camping. I have also completed a 50-mile and 100-mile ultra marathon. ?These next few years will be full of change, growth, and questions, and that’s normal. Never hesitate to reach out if you need advice, support, or just someone to talk to. I can't wait to meet you and share with you the place that means so much to all of us. 正规赌钱软件applcome to the Wabash family!

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Gentlemen,?congratulations?and welcome to Wabash College! My name is?Ethan Cooper, and I am from Fairborn, Ohio. I am a Senior Biology major and Chemistry minor on the pre-medicine track. I serve as a 正规赌钱软件app Ambassador and am a member of the Environmental Concerns Committee, the Crawfordsville to 正规赌钱软件app Committee, and the Sphinx Club. Additionally, I am the former?Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Secretary and the former?Vice President of the Independent Men’s Association (IMA). I am so glad I can call this amazing place home, and I hope that I can assist in making it yours too! If I could offer you one piece of advice for when you begin your journey here, it would be to step out of your comfort zone and get involved on campus as much as possible. The experiences you gain from this unique college will only be as fruitful as the effort you’ve put into it. Wabash has been life-changing for me, and I have no doubt it could do the same for you. I look forward to meeting you all over the next few weeks. If you need anything or have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. Remember, Wabash Always Fights!

Hello, Class of 2030! My name is Rodolfo Elizondo-Alcala, and I am a rising senior from McAllen, Texas. I am majoring in Political Science and English on the pre-law track. I am a brother of Kappa Sigma. Beyond my fraternity involvement, I am a Democracy Fellow for Wabash Democracy and Public Discourse (WDPD), an hermano in La Alianza, the Pre-Law Society, Glee Club, and more. This is my second time serving as a New Student Orientation Mentor, and I look forward to meeting all of you. My experience at Wabash has been successful because of the mentors and resources available here. Do not hesitate to reach out. My biggest advice is to keep an open mind, get involved, and take advantage of every opportunity Wabash has to offer. If you need anything or have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Remember, Wabash Always Fights!

正规赌钱软件applcome to Wabash, Class of 2030! My name is Carson Granger, and I am a rising sophomore from Crown Point, Indiana. I am a chemistry Major and a possible religion or psychology minor. I am a brother of Sigma Chi, where I serve as the academic chair. I am also the Academic Policy Committee’s Chairman, a direct admit to the Global Health Initiative, a student ambassador for Wabash, and a member of the golf team. As a new student on campus, there are a variety of clubs and organizations you can join that spark your interest. I’m excited that you’ve taken this important first step in continuing your education at Wabash, and I’m proud to play even a small part in your journey here. As an orientation mentor, I hope to provide each of you with the resources necessary to have success here, and I look forward to introducing you to what makes this institution so unique. You have all made the best decision of your life, and I hope you take advantage of every opportunity Wabash offers. I am excited to see you all excel on campus during your next four years! Wabash Always Fights!

Hello, my name is Trezdin hair, I am now a Senior at Wabash College, and this is my second time mentoring. I’m excited to meet more of my Wabash family and show you all the ropes before my time is up here. I am a Biology Major and Education studies minor and hope to teach after graduating. I play for the Men’s Volleyball team, and participate in many extracurricular activities such as glee club, theater, SAAC, and esports.

正规赌钱软件applcome to Wabash, Class of 2030! My name is Landon Huber, and I am a senior from Noblesville, Indiana. I major in Biochemistry and minor in Neuroscience, with the goal of attending medical school after graduating from Wabash. I am a brother of Lambda Chi Alpha and currently serve as the Treasurer and on the Executive Committee. Outside of fraternal involvement, I am a member of the Sphinx Club, GHI Fellow and Direct Admit Mentor, work in the chemistry stockroom, and am a Peer Health Educator with the Wabash 正规赌钱软件appllness program. As you begin this journey at Wabash, I advise you to get involved, attend a lunch talk every day, and participate in the call-out meetings. The more you actively engage on campus, the more you will get out of your college experience. I look forward to?supporting you with the challenges Wabash presents.

Class of 2030, welcome to Wabash! My name is Quinn Hundt, and I am a Junior Majoring in Financial Economics with a minor in religion. I am from Fishers, Indiana,?just north of Indianapolis. At Wabash,?I am a member of the Sphinx Club, scholarship chair of Beta Theta Pi, the president of the Rock-Climbing Club, and a member of the Catholic Newman Center. I love spending my time outside exploring nature and serving the campus. I am thrilled that you have chosen Wabash as the place you want to spend your next four years. I hope over the?next few years you take advantage of every opportunity?that comes your way. If you have any questions,?feel free to reach out. I am excited to meet you all and see you grow over the?next couple of years. 正规赌钱软件applcome to Wabash!

Gentlemen, welcome to Wabash! My name is Neil Johnson. I am a rising senior from New Carlisle, IN,?majoring in Biochemistry?with a minor in philosophy. On campus, I am an independent, a member of the Sphinx Club, the co-chair of Crawfordsville to campus, and the social media chair for the Disc Golf Club. Outside of school, I love to lift weights, hunt, fish, and camp. I’m sure your nerves are a bit uneasy as you make this transition to college. However, as your new student orientation leader, I hope to guide you through this exciting time. Most of you will experience many changes?here at Wabash, and I urge you to embrace them. Moreover, I promise you that your decision to come to Wabash will transform you into the man you want to become. I know it may feel?like a long road ahead, but I promise your time here will go by much faster than expected. So, try your best to be in the moment and get comfortable being uncomfortable. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to me. I look forward to fostering connections with you all! WAF!

正规赌钱软件applcome to the Wabash 正规赌钱软件app Class of 2030! My name is Jaden King, and I am a rising?junior. I major in?Psychology?and double minor in?Art?and Black Studies. I am super excited to meet the new class?to?help jumpstart their journeys here at Wabash College! I am a brother of Phi Delta Theta where I serve as the?Vice?President. Beyond my fraternity, on campus I am a member of the Wabash Acts Responsibly (WAR) Council, I am the Public Relations chair of the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies (MXIBS), I am a Hermano of La Alianza: Unidos Por Sangre, and I am a member of the Sphinx Club! As a New Student Orientation Mentor,?my goal is to make sure that your introduction to Wabash goes smoothly.?My greatest advice for you as you enter this new phase of your life is to step out of your comfort zone. Your experience here at Wabash is what you make of it. Interact with as many people as you can, join that club that interests you, and especially talk the brothers you will have in your freshman tutorial class. To me, the best part of Wabash is the brotherhood that we have here; it is truly unlike any other! If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out! 正规赌钱软件applcome to your new home away from home! Wabash Always Fights!

Class of 2030, what’s up and welcome to Wabash! My name is Zamir McNeal, and I am a second-year majoring in History and Music with minors in Black Studies and Chemistry, with interests in law, social justice, and cultural literacy. I am big on purpose—everything I do, I make it mean something! On campus, I serve as a Class of 2029 Representative in Student Senate, where I advocate for our class and work on initiatives that indubitably impacts student life. I’m also involved with the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies, the Pre-Law Society, and a member of the Wabash Glee Club and T-Tones. For me, Wabash is about growth and intention. You’re going to be pushed here, academically, socially, personally, but that’s what makes this place what it is. My biggest advice? Don’t move scared; closed mouths don't get fed—and comfort zones don't grow people. Try things, talk to people you wouldn’t normally talk to, and truly show up for yourself. The more you put into Wabash, the more it gives back. As a mentor, I’m here to keep it real with you, support you, and help you find your place here—because there?is?a place for you. Looking forward to meeting you all soon. You don't have to have it all figured out, just don't stay the same! 正规赌钱软件applcome to the brotherhood! Let's get to work!

正规赌钱软件applcome class of 2030 to a school rich in tradition, resources, and opportunities! My name is Colson Mendenhall. I am a sophomore Economics major and Spanish minor. I am so glad to spend these next three years with you all! I am the Resident Assistant in College Hall, so I am sure I will be living alongside many of you. Here at Wabash, I am a part of the Student Senate and the Treasure for the Mental Health Committee. Some activities and clubs I am a part of include, Wabash Christian Men, Track and Field, and Indoor Soccer Club. As one of your mentors and brothers on campus, I hope you will get involved in as many things as you can. I have made every single Freshman mistake in the book, so if you ever feel discouraged about something that happened, you have an ear that will listen and understand you! Don’t get discouraged when mistakes happen, learn from them, lean on your brothers, and grow! I am looking forward to meeting all of you, and don’t be surprised if I yell at you from across the mall when class starts, it’s just who I am! WAF!

Hello, Class of 2030, and welcome to Wabash! My name is Sergio Meza, and I am a sophomore from East Chicago, Indiana. I plan to major in Political Science and Hispanic Studies with the goal of attending law school. I am a proud brother of Kappa Sigma, where I have served as Vice President and currently serve as Philanthropy Chair. Beyond my studies and fraternity, I am involved with the Latino Community Center (LCC)?and La Alianza. I?currently?serve as co-chair of the Diversity and Inclusion Committee. My goal is to help make Wabash a place where you feel a sense of belonging and a genuine sense of the Wabash 正规赌钱软件app. I’m excited to meet each of you and to see you begin your journey at Wabash. Remember, Wabash Always Fights!

Hello! My name is Teddy Quick and I’m a sophomore here and brother of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. I’m a Financial Economics, PPE, and Pure Mathematics triple major and a Computer Science minor, and I am excited to be a New Student Orientation Mentor (NSOM) this fall! I try to be active on campus involving myself with multiple clubs and student government; as well as be active within my House holding the role of Vice President and previously holding 5 chairs. My goal for being a mentor is to apply the great experience I had when coming to Wabash last year with orientation and to reflect that, sharing my experiences, tips and tricks, and providing the full unfiltered picture of the Wabash Experience (It’s all good I promise!). As I said, I was in your shoes just last year and remember exactly how I felt, what I wanted to know, and how challenging and busy the introduction can be. I’m happy and ready to be a resource to help you navigate this week as your Wabash experience kicks off for your college career! Please reach out if there are any questions, I won’t hesitate to help in any way I can! Wabash Always Fights!!

正规赌钱软件applcome to Wabash Class of 2030! My name is Jerrion Rose. I am a brother of Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) and a sophomore from Indianapolis, Indiana. I am a psychology major and minor in mathematics and Film and Digital Media.?After?I graduate in 2029, I plan to go to graduate school to pursue a master's Industrial/ Organizational Psychology.?On campus I am a student ambassador, a member of the Malcolm Institute of Black Studies (MXIBS), a member of La?Alianza, the Glee Club and President of the Electronic Music Club.?Outside of my studies I enjoy watching movies, creating music, and skateboarding. I am passionate about personal development?outdoor physical activity.?As one of your New Student Orientation Mentors, my responsibility is to lead you through the culture and traditions here at Wabash as you take your first steps as Little Giants. I?intend?to?connect?with?each one of?you,?so?don’t?hesitate to?contact me.

Hello, Class of 2030! My name is James Royal. I am from Bloomfield, Indiana, and I am very excited to be a New Student Orientation Mentor! I plan on majoring in Religion. I am a proud brother of Phi Kappa Psi and a member of the Sphinx Club. On campus, I am involved in clubs such as the Fishing Club, Homework, and Hammock Club, and I am involved with the Newman Center. The fact that you chose to attend Wabash College is something that will set you apart from many other young men attending college, due to the college's values and the opportunities it offers. I look forward to seeing you step onto campus to begin your journey at Wabash!

Hello gentlemen from the Class of 2030. 正规赌钱软件applcome to Wabash! My name is James Rusher, and I am a senior from Fort Wayne, Indiana. Over the last three years at Wabash, I have been working towards a major in Biochemistry and a minor in Psychology, with the goal of attending IU medical school to become a surgeon. On campus, I have been involved in various clubs, including College Mentors for Kids, Rugby Club, and the Sphinx Club. I am also a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity, and I currently serve on the Executive Committee as the New Membership Coordinator. I look forward to working with all of you. My goal as a mentor is to guide you through the transition to college life so that you can achieve your goals and truly experience the wonderful place we call home. SKO BASH!

What’s up Class of 2030! My name is Alec Saidian, and I’m excited to welcome you to Wabash. I am a current sophomore from Crawfordsville, Indiana, where I attended Crawfordsville 正规赌钱软件app School. I plan to major in Economics with a minor in Business. On campus, I am a member of the track and field team, the Wabash Athletic Leadership Academy, and Film Club. I also work as a student employee at the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies. It’s a privilege to be part of your transition to campus, and I hope you don’t hesitate to reach out, as I know this process can feel uncomfortable at first.?Congratulations?on this amazing achievement, and I’m looking forward to meeting all of you. Wabash Always Fights!?

正规赌钱软件applcome to the Wabash 正规赌钱软件app Class of 2030! My name is Caden Sims and I’m a junior Biology Major with a minor in both chemistry and French. Congratulations on your first step for a successful future! This decision will be a life-changing experience that you will never forget. I am a proud brother of Phi Kappa Psi and currently serve as the brotherhood and formal chair. On campus I am involved with La Alianza, Disc golf club, and Homework and Hammock club. As a New Student Orientation Mentor, I look forward to meeting every one of you and being a part of your first Wabash College experience. Wabash Always Fights!

正规赌钱软件applcome to the Wabash 正规赌钱软件app, Class of 2030!?Congratulations?on your amazing accomplishments and decisions, and welcome to the greatest four years of your life! My name is Willy Shearer, and I am from Hobart, Indiana, a region rat through and through. I’m a rising sophomore on campus and a fellow Geed residing in 606. I am currently undecided heading into the fall semester of my sophomore year but have the intention of double majoring in History and Rhetoric with a minor in Environmental Studies. After graduating in 2029, I plan to go to graduate school and achieve my master’s degree in communications. Currently on campus, I am a sprinter on the Little Giant Track and Field team, the Williams Hall Representative in the Student Senate, a member of the Athletic Leadership Academy, and a volunteer at Hose Elementary School every Tuesday morning. As you begin your journey at Wabash, I encourage you all to get involved, get outside of your comfort zone, and challenge yourselves in new ways. These next four years will be the most exciting and challenging years, and I am honored to be a part of your journey and to have the privilege of watching you grow. I look forward to meeting you all over the next few weeks and helping you start your new journey.?Congratulations?on your amazing decision to join the Wabash 正规赌钱软件app! The best is yet to come! As always, Wabash Always Fights and SKO BASH!