“My interests are pretty broad...but most of them revolve around being with people. It's taken awhile for Wheaton to be home to me, and even now it's only certain parts of Wheaton that feel like home. Because Wheaton as a whole is of a culture so unlike mine (as it is largely a white, middle to upper class, evangelical institution), it has catalyzed my own personal identity development. It's forced me to think about what it means to be a biracial, female, and tri-cultural individual. So while it's been hard to go through this process, it's been incredibly rewarding, and I am thankful for the people who have walked with me through my time here. I've especially found a place of home within my Koinonia family and within the Education and Sociology departments.”