{"id":1140,"date":"2021-06-29T14:18:03","date_gmt":"2021-06-29T18:18:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sites.georgetown.edu\/testc\/?page_id=1140"},"modified":"2021-06-29T14:21:31","modified_gmt":"2021-06-29T18:21:31","slug":"test-gaap-page","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/sites.georgetown.edu\/testc\/test-gaap-page\/","title":{"rendered":"Test GAAP page"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

The GAAP Board is made up of 11 students who work year-round to plan GAAP events. Applications for the board are available in April of each year. Contact<\/em><\/a> the GAAP Board<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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President<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Kirk Zieser, Colorado<\/a><\/h3>

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School of Foreign Service (SFS)<\/strong><\/em>
Year: <\/em>2022
Major: <\/em>Science, Technology, and International Affairs
Hometown: <\/em>Centennial, CO
High School: <\/em>Arapahoe High School
Activities: <\/em>GAAP, Photographer for The Hoya; Chair of the SFS Academic Council General Membership Committee; President of Hoya Snaps; Catholic Faith Community small group leader; Jack Crew walker; Orientation Advisor<\/p>

Hi future Hoyas! My name\u2019s Kirk, and I\u2019m in the SFS majoring in Science, Technology, and International Affairs, with minors in Computer Science and Spanish. I\u2019m originally from Centennial, Colorado, and I\u2019m loving living on the Hilltop in D.C. My college decision wasn\u2019t always an easy one, but there was just something about Georgetown that kept drawing me back. I knew I was interested in the SFS\u2019 unique combination of a top-notch education and its equally strong commitment to service, and after I came to GAAP weekend, I was confident I could make Georgetown my new home. During those busy two days, I was introduced to enthusiastic potential classmates who brought with them an impressive range of diverse experiences and perspectives, and met professors who challenged me to succeed and whom I now admire greatly. After my first two years as a Hoya, I\u2019ve continued to build close friendships and expand my intellectual horizons. I\u2019ve enriched my college experience by joining clubs: you can find me photographing sporting events and speakers for The Hoya, walking Jack the Bulldog around campus, advocating for students as Chair of the SFS Academic Council General Membership Committee, or exploring D.C. and taking pictures with Hoya Snaps, to name a few. My first two years at Georgetown challenged me academically: I studied everything from National Geographic\u2019s impact on environmental policy, to the deeper meaning of Hamlet, to the plethora of security and global health issues currently playing out in the Arctic. Every step of the way, my professors supported me, believed in me, and helped me find my true potential. I\u2019ve developed close relationships with Georgetown faculty by having dinner at my dean\u2019s house and even snorkeling with my Spanish professor, as we did on a study abroad program in Ecuador. Here on the Hilltop, I\u2019m confident you\u2019ll find new opportunities and be one step closer to achieving your goals. I love Georgetown for all these reasons, and also because we have Jack the Bulldog as a mascot. I\u2019d love to talk to you or try to answer any questions you may have, so please feel free to reach out! Hoya Saxa!
E-mail:\u00a0kmz19@georgetown.edu<\/a><\/p><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Co-Vice Presidents<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Kirsten Garino, New Jersey<\/a><\/h3>

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Georgetown College (COL)<\/strong><\/em>
Year:<\/em> 2023
Major: <\/em>English and Spanish
Hometown: <\/em>Oradell, NJ
High School: <\/em>The Academy of the Holy Angels
Activities: <\/em>GAAP, Writer for The Hoya, New Student Orientation, Hoya Blue, Georgetown GREEN <\/p>

Hi, future Hoyas! My name is Kirsten Garino and I\u2019m a junior in the College double majoring in English and Spanish. I\u2019m a proud North Jersey native, but I always knew I wanted to go to college in a big city, and I fell in love with Georgetown the first time I walked across Healy Lawn. To me, going to Georgetown meant having the amazing culture of DC at my fingertips, from museums and art galleries to opportunities for political engagement, without ever having to sacrifice a beautiful campus and the tight-knit, spirited community that comes with it. But more than anything, the people that I have met at Georgetown have made my experience special. They\u2019re of course smart and ambitious, but they are also incredibly warm and down-to-earth, and the deep friendships I\u2019ve made on campus are what have truly made the Hilltop into a home for me. In addition to GAAP, I edit investigative stories for The Hoya and mentor first-year students with NSO. If I\u2019m not in class or extracurriculars, though, you\u2019ll probably find me exploring the neighborhood with friends, hanging out in the art studios, or watching some Hoya basketball at Capital One Arena. Please feel free to reach out if you have questions, want to talk, or just want to listen to me go on and on about why I love Georgetown! Hope to see you on the Hilltop soon\u2014Hoya Saxa!
E-mail:\u00a0kpg18@georgetown.edu<\/a> <\/p><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Lea Frawley, New York<\/a><\/h3>

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Georgetown College (COL)<\/strong><\/em>
Year:<\/em> 2023
Major:<\/em> Psychology
Hometown:<\/em> Middle Village, NY
High School:<\/em> Dominican Academy
Activities: <\/em>GAAP, The Blue and Gray Tour Guide Society, Georgetown University Alumni and Student Federal Credit Union (GUASFCU), Georgetown Stories, College Peer Advisor, Club Softball, Irish American Society <\/p>

Hey, future Hoyas!! My name is Lea Frawley, and I\u2019m a junior in the College studying Psychology. I\u2019m originally from Middle Village, NY, and I went to an all girls school in Manhattan. I first fell in love with Georgetown as a six year old, when my brother was a student here. Now that I am here, I continue to fall in love more and more with Georgetown every single day, and this love has driven me to invest my time and energy in activities on campus that promote Georgetown in this light. More specifically, after I attended GAAP weekend in Spring 2019, I knew GAAP was an organization I would be very passionate about. In addition to GAAP, I am a tour guide with the Blue and Gray Society, a Marketing intern at our Credit Union GUASFCU (check out those rewards!!), a storyteller for Georgetown Stories (check out the videos on our Youtube page! they\u2019re made for people just like you), a Peer Advisor for students in the College, a player on the Club Softball team, and Secretary of the Irish American Society. I see GAAP as the perfect culmination of everything I love on campus, and I could not be happier to be a member of the Board this year. Overall, Georgetown has become my home away from home and I have grown so much just in my very first year. I have met some of the greatest, most intelligent, accomplished, and driven people here that I know will go on to do amazing and beneficial things with their lives. From the best friends I\u2019ve made and classes I\u2019ve taken, to the unparalleled pre-professional experience I have gained, I will be ready for anything I set my mind to. There is a place for everyone at Georgetown truly, so I hope you decide to make Georgetown your home. Please feel free to reach out with any questions about anything ranging from the first year, being undeclared, or fun things to do in DC! I would love to help in any way possible. Good luck with everything! Hoya Saxa \ud83d\ude42
E-mail:\u00a0lhf13@georgetown.edu<\/a> <\/p><\/div><\/div>\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Co-Directors of Admitted Student Outreach<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Escadar Alemayehu, Colorado<\/a><\/h3>

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School of Nursing and Health Studies (NHS)<\/strong><\/em>
Year: <\/em>2022
Major:<\/em> Global Health
Hometown:<\/em> Denver, CO
High School:<\/em> George Washington High School
Activities: <\/em>GAAP, Blue and Gray Tour Guide, College Next Door, Georgetown Opportunities for Leadership and Development, Ethiopian and Eritrean Student Association <\/p>

Hi future Hoyas! My name is Escadar, and I am a junior in the school of Nursing and Health Studies majoring in Global Health with a double minor in Women and Gender Studies and Spanish! I\u2019m from the beautiful Denver, Colorado and made the move over to the east coast! I always knew I wanted to go to school in a city, but I was also looking for a college town and a campus. Georgetown was the perfect combination of the two. From the class discussions with my fellow students, the relationships I\u2019ve built with my professors, and the forever friends I\u2019ve made, Georgetown has truly become my second home. Moving across the country can be difficult, but it\u2019s all of the support I\u2019ve found here that has made Georgetown not just my school, but a community I\u2019m proud to be a part of. During my time here, I participated in the Georgetown Opportunities for Leadership Development pre-orientation program where I made some of my best friends, and I am now a student coordinator for first-year students! I also tutor local high school students in DC through the Center for Social Justice and give tours of our gorgeous campus to prospective students and their families! I\u2019ve loved being involved with GAAP because of the opportunity to share my Georgetown experience and help others start their own! In the two years I\u2019ve been here, I have learned from and been mentored by amazing and accomplished professors, explored the nation\u2019s capital, and grown so much as a student and a person. I think that Georgetown\u2019s Jesuit value of Women and Men for Others is something so unique about our school. All of the professors, students, and members of our community are passionate about using their knowledge and skills for the good of others. Whatever your passion may be, you can surely find a way to pursue it here at Georgetown and use the opportunities you will have to make the world a better place! I\u2019m so grateful for my Georgetown experience, from the days spent on the waterfront, to cheering on our basketball team at Capital One Arena, and the late nights laughing and studying with friends. I could gush about being a Hoya forever, so if you have any questions or just want to talk, please reach out! Hoya Saxa!
E-mail:\u00a0eta16@georgetown.edu<\/a> <\/p><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

Lindsey Golotko, New Jersey<\/a><\/h3>

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McDonough School of Business (MSB)<\/strong><\/em>
Year: <\/em>2022
Major:<\/em> Management & Finance
Hometown: <\/em>Freehold, NJ
High School: <\/em>Freehold Township High School
Activities: <\/em>GAAP, Hilltop Consultants, MSB Writing Fellow, MSB Peer Ambassador, The Corp, Hall Council <\/p>

Hey future Hoyas! My name is Lindsey Golotko! I\u2019m a junior in the McDonough School of Business and am double majoring in finance and management! I\u2019m from Freehold, New Jersey, home of Bruce Springsteen. If I were to pick one thing I miss the most from home it would be the bagels, but that\u2019s a small price to pay for the amazing community here at Georgetown. When I started applying to colleges, I never could have imagined how lucky I would be to end up on the Hilltop. I was one of those students who applied to 15+ schools and had never visited any of them. When I got into Georgetown and attended GAAP weekend, I knew right away it was the school for me. Every person I talked to was super excited about the school and willing to bring me into the Hoya family. In addition to GAAP, I\u2019m a member of Hilltop Consultants, which is an organization that consults for nonprofits. I am also an MSB Writing Fellow, where I tutor and assist fellow business students with their papers. I am an MSB Peer Ambassador as well and mentor freshmen to help them adjust to life on the Hilltop. I also am on the marketing strategy team for The Corp, which manages coffee shops and convenience stores all across campus. With that being said, there are so many different clubs and organizations on campus to get involved in! Whether taking a trip to the monuments, eating lunch at Leo\u2019s, or sitting on the front lawn while studying, every minute at Georgetown is amazing! There is no other school like it in the world! I can\u2019t wait to see you all on the Hilltop! Hoya Saxa!
E-mail:\u00a0lmg144@georgetown.edu<\/a> <\/p><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Director of Operations<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Cole VanderMaas, Washington<\/a><\/h3>

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School of Foreign Service (SFS)<\/strong><\/em>
Year: <\/em>2022
Major: <\/em>International Politics
Hometown: <\/em>Hockinson, WA
High School: <\/em>Hockinson High School
Activities: <\/em>GAAP, Campus Outreach, Protestant Student Association, Hoyas Inspire Language Learners (HILL), Student Centers Operations Coordinator<\/p>

Hi future Hoyas! My name is Cole VanderMaas and I am a junior in the School of Foreign Service majoring in International Politics with minors in Spanish and Russian. I grew up in the amazing Pacific Northwest in south-west Washington state, about 30 minutes outside of Portland, Oregon! While I definitely love the Northwest and think it\u2019s one of a kind (you all should definitely visit!), the other Washington (DC!) has truly become my second home. If I could sum up all of the amazing things about Georgetown, it would be opportunity. Whether it be on campus or off, going to school on the Hilltop has provided many unique experiences and interactions you just wouldn\u2019t be able to find anywhere else! Throughout all of the programs at Georgetown there are many amazing and distinguished faculty that truly care about their students and desire to see them learn. There are also many ways to expand your interests and\/or ambitions through many of the volunteer and internship opportunities at Georgetown and in DC! Georgetown\u2019s location is also the perfect combination of a traditional college-campus feel within an urban setting. D.C. is an awesome city to explore with so many different sights and unique neighborhoods. Not to mention going to restaurants and coffeeshops (like a true Pacific Northwestern native). Going on these adventures (visiting 50+ coffeeshops) has taken me all over the city and showed me all of the places you have access to just by being at Georgetown! Finally, I can\u2019t express enough the endless opportunities on the Hilltop alone, there is truly a club or organization for everyone! You will never run out of things to do between all of the interesting speakers and exciting club events that happen every week! In addition to being on the GAAP Board, I\u2019m also active in campus ministry, specifically Campus Outreach and the board of the Protestant Student Association. I\u2019m also a part of Hoyas Inspire Language Learners that helps teach foreign languages to elementary school students and I work for Student Centers on campus! Don\u2019t get me wrong, moving across the country to Georgetown was a very difficult transition, but looking back on my first two years, it\u2019s hard to stop myself from continuing to talk about Georgetown! The opportunities from caring and intelligent faculty, endless activities on campus, a great city to call home, and the relationships with driven and compassionate people have all helped me to love Georgetown! If you have any questions or simply want to talk, please don\u2019t hesitate to reach out!
E-mail:\u00a0cav55@georgetown.edu<\/a><\/p><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Director of Communications<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Jonathan Boyd, Florida<\/a><\/h3>

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Georgetown College (COL)<\/strong><\/em>
Year: <\/em>2021
Major: <\/em>Computer Science (BA) and Economics
Hometown: <\/em>Bradenton, FL
High School: <\/em>Saint Stephen\u2019s Episcopal School
Activities: <\/em>GAAP, Hoya Blue, Club Soccer, New Student Orientation (NSO) <\/p>

How\u2019s it goin\u2019 Hoyas?! My name is Jonathan Boyd, and I\u2019m from Bradenton, Florida! I\u2019m a junior in the College and recently declared double majors in Computer Science and Economics (I was unashamedly undecided up until the middle of sophomore year, not all college students know what they want to do right off the bat, I promise), with minors in Spanish and Business Administration. In addition to serving on the GAAP Board, I serve as the In-Game Officer for Hoya Blue (Georgetown\u2019s official student section), I am the secretary of Georgetown\u2019s club soccer team, and I am a New Student Orientation first-year advisor. When not involved in activities with these clubs, I\u2019m probably laying on Copley Lawn soaking in the sun, working out at Yates, or at a concert somewhere! I am lucky enough to have an older sister who was also a Hoya, so I was able to see first-hand what life on the Hilltop was like while going through my college application process. During the time I spent on campus with my sister as a high schooler, I personally experienced and was inspired by all of the amazing things that Hoyas are involved with both on and off campus. Even though I didn\u2019t have the slightest idea of what kind of career path I wanted to pursue coming into college, I was soon convinced that Georgetown\u2019s passionate and involved student body and faculty would help me figure it out, and that was what ultimately led me to Georgetown! If this bio hasn\u2019t been enough indication already, I assure you that there are few things I love more than talking about Georgetown, so please feel free to reach out with any questions you may have. I would be more than happy to try to answer them, or at the very least point you in the direction of someone who can! Hoya Saxa!
E-mail:\u00a0jrb331@georgetown.edu<\/a> <\/p><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Director of Digital Media<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Adora Terezi, Florida<\/a><\/h3>

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McDonough School of Business (MSB)<\/strong><\/em>
Year: <\/em>2023
Major: <\/em>Marketing and Management, Leadership, and Innovation
Hometown: <\/em>Naples, Florida
High School: <\/em>The Community School of Naples
Activities: <\/em>GAAP, MSB Technology Center, Smart Women Securities, Georgetown University TV, The Georgetown Voice Newspaper, MSB Peer Ambassador Program, Georgetown Individuals Vocal and Energetic for Service, and Orthodox Christian Fellowship<\/p>

Hi, Future Hoyas!! My name is Adora Terezi, and I am a junior in the McDonough School of Business double majoring in Marketing and Management, Leadership and Innovation with a Performing Arts Minor, concentrating in theatre. I’m from a tourist beach town called Naples, Florida, but at heart I’m a big city girl, so the move to DC has been a truly amazing and eye-opening experience!! There are a plethora of reasons why I love Georgetown, but I would say one of the most salient ones is because of the people I have met. The students at Georgetown are like no other; everyone is highly dedicated, intelligent, passionate, worldly, kind, and so open to getting to know everyone they cross paths with. I have learned a great deal about life, myself, and the world through the special friendships I have cultivated at Georgetown. I have met most of these amazing people through the clubs I participate in, like the MSB Technology Center where I help MSB students, faculty, and MBAs with any and all software and hardware issues. I serve as the COO for Smart Women Securities, an all-female investing club that equips undergraduate women in business with the tools to succeed and Acting Outreach Director for Georgetown University TV, a club where we create\/discuss\/watch films. Additionally, I am an MSB Peer Ambassador who helps first-year MSB Students adjust to life on the Hilltop, a TV\/Film think piece writer for The Georgetown Voice Newspaper, and participate in a random acts of kindness club called GIVES! There is such a wide variety of clubs that students can participate in on campus, and they are such a phenomenal way to find your home here at Georgetown!! Georgetown students are so lucky because we get the classic college experience everyone dreams about, a big city filled with lots of delicious food and fun activities, and an unmatched alumni network and vast arena of pre-professional opportunities all at our fingertips. I hope you join us in all our Georgetown glory!! Hoya Saxa!! \ud83d\ude42
E-mail:\u00a0ant48@georgetown.edu<\/a> <\/p><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Co-Directors of Prospective Student Outreach<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Louis Kaldas, Austria<\/a><\/h3>

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Georgetown McDonough School of Business (MSB)<\/strong><\/em><\/p>

Year: <\/em>2023<\/p>

Major: <\/em>International Business<\/p>

Hometown: <\/em>Vienna, Austria<\/p>

High School: <\/em>Danube International School – Vienna, Green Bay West High School<\/p>

Activities: <\/em>GAAP, Georgetown European Union, Georgetown German Club, Georgetown Ski Club, Hoya Blue<\/p>

Hello, future Hoyas! My name is Louis Kaldas and I am in the McDonough School of Business class of 2023. I am majoring in International Business and hope to work in the airline industry after college. My choice of study reflects my upbringing as I spent most of my childhood between Europe and North America. I attended school in Salzburg and Vienna, Austria as well as Green Bay, Wisconsin before coming to the hilltop. Hence, I understand what it must be like to come to Georgetown from both an international and a domestic background. When I was applying to college I researched and visited a variety of different schools. While in high school I had the pleasure of touring the Georgetown campus. A couple months before I started freshman year, I also attended GAAP weekend. Both visits helped me realize the distinctiveness of the university in comparison to others. It became clear to me that instead of merely receiving an academic education as a Hoya, one is immersed in a singular and holistic four-year adventure. On the hilltop one experiences being part of a diverse and genuinely inviting community, being taught by pioneers in their respective fields, living in a city that yields opportunities in countless different sectors, joining unique student organizations and clubs, and so much more. Getting to know your peers especially, will be the epitome of your Georgetown experience. Whether it be to collaborate on projects, study together, explore DC, make late night runs to Insomnia Cookies (a great cookie shop in Georgetown, open until 3am), or have breakfast together before class, you will find pleasure in being with the people around you. Likely you will uphold these valuable relationships for the rest of your life. Your initial time at the university will thus lead to formative, impactful, and special four years. I look forward to welcoming you to the hilltop soon. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out. Best of Luck and Hoya Saxa!<\/p>

E-mail:\u00a0lk739@georgetown.eduu<\/a><\/p><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

Louis Kaldas, Austria<\/a><\/h3>

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Georgetown McDonough School of Business (MSB)<\/strong><\/em>
Year: <\/em>2023
Major: <\/em>International Business
Hometown: <\/em>Vienna, Austria
High School: <\/em>Danube International School – Vienna, Green Bay West High School
Activities: <\/em>GAAP, Georgetown European Union, Georgetown German Club, Georgetown Ski Club, Hoya Blue <\/p>

Hello, future Hoyas! My name is Louis Kaldas and I am in the McDonough School of Business class of 2023. I am majoring in International Business and hope to work in the airline industry after college. My choice of study reflects my upbringing as I spent most of my childhood between Europe and North America. I attended school in Salzburg and Vienna, Austria as well as Green Bay, Wisconsin before coming to the hilltop. Hence, I understand what it must be like to come to Georgetown from both an international and a domestic background. When I was applying to college I researched and visited a variety of different schools. While in high school I had the pleasure of touring the Georgetown campus. A couple months before I started freshman year, I also attended GAAP weekend. Both visits helped me realize the distinctiveness of the university in comparison to others. It became clear to me that instead of merely receiving an academic education as a Hoya, one is immersed in a singular and holistic four-year adventure. On the hilltop one experiences being part of a diverse and genuinely inviting community, being taught by pioneers in their respective fields, living in a city that yields opportunities in countless different sectors, joining unique student organizations and clubs, and so much more. Getting to know your peers especially, will be the epitome of your Georgetown experience. Whether it be to collaborate on projects, study together, explore DC, make late night runs to Insomnia Cookies (a great cookie shop in Georgetown, open until 3am), or have breakfast together before class, you will find pleasure in being with the people around you. Likely you will uphold these valuable relationships for the rest of your life. Your initial time at the university will thus lead to formative, impactful, and special four years. I look forward to welcoming you to the hilltop soon. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out. Best of Luck and Hoya Saxa!
E-mail:\u00a0lk739@georgetown.eduu<\/a> <\/p><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Director of State and Regional Chairs<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Abigail Malarkey, Pennsylvania<\/a><\/h3>

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Georgetown College (COL)<\/strong><\/em><\/p>

Year:<\/em> 2023<\/p>

Major: <\/em>English and Spanish<\/p>

Hometown: <\/em>Wallingford, PA<\/p>

High School: <\/em>Strath Haven High School<\/p>

Activities: <\/em>GAAP, Student Activities Commission, GU Space Initiative, H*yas for Choice, and STEMME<\/p>

Hey future Hoyas! My name is Abby Malarkey, and I\u2019m from \u201coutside Philly\u201d in Wallingford, Pennsylvania. I\u2019m a junior in the College, studying Math and minoring in Spanish. Coming into college, I had no idea what I wanted to study. I knew that I wanted a liberal arts education so that I could explore all different fields before deciding which one(s) was right for me. Georgetown was the perfect decision, as I can pursue being a math nerd while also studying Spanish, and at the same time, be able to participate and learn in Georgetown\u2019s enthusiastic political environment in the heart of DC. My feelings were cemented after GAAP weekend, where I could feel that my future Georgetown peers were as excited to welcome me to campus as I was to be there. During my time at Georgetown, some of my favorite moments have included listening to Bernie Sanders and Cory Booker speak at MSNBC\u2019s Climate Forum and attending Nancy Pelosi\u2019s take on the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment, both held in our very own Gaston Hall! Outside of my classes and GAAP, I serve as a Commissioner on the Student Activities Commission (SAC), I co-lead the Space Health team for Georgetown University Space Initiative (GUSI), I table for H*yas for Choice, I am on the board of STEMME (Georgetown Women in STEM), and I\u2019m a TA for the Math Department. During my free time, I absolutely love exploring everything DC has to offer. Whether it be studying in the Library of Congress, visiting museums, walking the monuments, trying new restaurants, or giving up the Phillies\u2019 longtime feud with the Nats to attend the World Series parade, there is never a boring moment. On campus, my best days include enjoying a fresh honeycrisp apple on Copley Lawn with my friends at the Wednesday Farmers Markets. I\u2019d love to get to know you, so please don\u2019t hesitate to reach out! HOYA SAXA!<\/p>

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