Every time you call the Office of Admission it's routed directly to my cell phone! Just kidding. As it turns out, the biggest MVPs of the office are our incredible team of 22 student interns. They are a pretty epic group and they run the show; from answering your e-mails and calls to greeting you right as you step foot on campus, this team really does it all. They are really accessible to you to answer any questions you may have.
Let's take some time to get to know the team that really runs the Office of Admission at Tulane.
Name - Ben Gerber
Hometown - Brookline, MA
Grade - Junior
Majors/Minors - Finance Major, Mathematics Minor
Favorite thing about Tulane - One of my favorite parts about Tulane is how involved everyone is on and off campus. Students love to take advantage of every minute of the day and I can truly say being bored at Tulane is close to impossible. From exploring the city of New Orleans, joining organizations on campus, and doing community service within the local communities, Tulane students are getting the full undergraduate experience. I truly believe there is no better city to experience your undergraduate college years.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - One of my favorite places in New Orleans is the Fly. It is a large field alongside the Mississippi River and walking distance from campus. Tulane students love to go there after classes on Friday afternoons to kick back, kick around a soccer ball, and watch the sunset over the river.
Involvement on campus - I have been in a Greek fraternity since my freshmen year, and joined a business fraternity, too. I am also very active in the Greenbull Investment Club, have played club and intramural soccer, and love giving tours.
Tulane email - bgerber@tulane.edu
Grade - Junior
Majors/Minors - Finance Major, Mathematics Minor
Favorite thing about Tulane - One of my favorite parts about Tulane is how involved everyone is on and off campus. Students love to take advantage of every minute of the day and I can truly say being bored at Tulane is close to impossible. From exploring the city of New Orleans, joining organizations on campus, and doing community service within the local communities, Tulane students are getting the full undergraduate experience. I truly believe there is no better city to experience your undergraduate college years.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - One of my favorite places in New Orleans is the Fly. It is a large field alongside the Mississippi River and walking distance from campus. Tulane students love to go there after classes on Friday afternoons to kick back, kick around a soccer ball, and watch the sunset over the river.
Involvement on campus - I have been in a Greek fraternity since my freshmen year, and joined a business fraternity, too. I am also very active in the Greenbull Investment Club, have played club and intramural soccer, and love giving tours.
Tulane email - bgerber@tulane.edu
Hometown - Santa Rosa Beach, Florida
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Finance and Entrepreneurial Management
Favorite thing about Tulane - The size of the university and the people just make for one large extended family. It's a warm climate with even warmer people.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - When you come to New Orleans, make sure to eat a lot and listen to live music. The best place to do both is in the French Quarter. Try rabbit or crawfish or gator for the first time and find out what you've been missing out on.
Involvement on campus - At Tulane I'm on the Executive Boards for both the Undergraduate Student Government and Crawfest (Tulane's very own music festival!), work in the Admissions office and as a tour guide, and am in AKPsi professional business fraternity, the Model UN team, and Tower and Crescent.
Tulane email - tmargare@tulane.edu
Hometown - Atlanta, GA
Grade - Junior
Majors/Minors - Double Majoring in Cell and Molecular Biology and Anthropology/Pre-Med
Favorite thing about Tulane - The city and community service! With Tulane being located in uptown New Orleans, its perfect for getting around and going different places with your friends and family. Community Service plays an important part in how Tulanians help out and being in New Orleans connects you with organizations and other people that share the same passion that you do. Since, the city of New Orleans always has something going on, its awesome to be a part of it all and share different experiences among friends.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Go have brunch at The Ruby Slipper Cafe, get a beignet (or three) from Cafe Du Monde, go see one of the many museums/art galleries in the French Quarter, and go on a cemetery or ghost tour...and not necessarily in that order! Oops, was that more than one?
Involvement on campus - Green Wave Ambassadors Exec, Tulane University Marching Band, After-School Newcomb Tutoring (ANT), Band Tutor, Resident Advisor (RA), the Honors Program, Tower and Crescent, and I conduct research in one of the Cell and Molecular Biology labs on campus!
Tulane email - acarte3@tulane.edu
Name - Justin Baris
Hometown - St. Louis, MO
Grade - 5th Year
Majors/Minors - Masters of Biomedical Engineering, BSE Biomedical Engineering
Favorite thing about Tulane - My favorite thing about Tulane is how they make you a well-rounded person. Although the emphasis is getting a great education, you are put in the position to experience everything a “traditional college student” may experience and way more. You have the opportunity to get a world-class education while still developing your people skills.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Go to a festival! With more than one-per-day there truly is something for everyone. Be sure to check out Poboy Fest in the Fall, Jazz Fest in the Spring, and White Linen Night in the Summer.
Involvement on campus - In addition to being a Green Wave Ambassador (Tour Guide) and Undergrad Admissions Intern, I am a teacher’s assistant, tutor for calculus and statistics, play intramural sports, and do research in Tulane’s Center for Anatomical and Movement Sciences. As an undergrad, I also helped start a community service organization and was involved in Greek Life.
Tulane email - jbaris@tulane.edu
Hometown - St. Louis, MO
Grade - 5th Year
Majors/Minors - Masters of Biomedical Engineering, BSE Biomedical Engineering
Favorite thing about Tulane - My favorite thing about Tulane is how they make you a well-rounded person. Although the emphasis is getting a great education, you are put in the position to experience everything a “traditional college student” may experience and way more. You have the opportunity to get a world-class education while still developing your people skills.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Go to a festival! With more than one-per-day there truly is something for everyone. Be sure to check out Poboy Fest in the Fall, Jazz Fest in the Spring, and White Linen Night in the Summer.
Involvement on campus - In addition to being a Green Wave Ambassador (Tour Guide) and Undergrad Admissions Intern, I am a teacher’s assistant, tutor for calculus and statistics, play intramural sports, and do research in Tulane’s Center for Anatomical and Movement Sciences. As an undergrad, I also helped start a community service organization and was involved in Greek Life.
Tulane email - jbaris@tulane.edu
Name - Emily MacLaren
Hometown - New Orleans, LA
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Public Health and International Development
Favorite thing about Tulane - My favorite thing about Tulane is having the opportunity to connect and work with amazing staff members through organizations and leadership positions over the past three years. From the counselors in the admission office to staff in alumni office, I am so grateful to have worked with members of the Tulane family that are so passionate about this university and city.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Explore the Bywater! My suggestion is to grab a New York style pizza from Pizza Delicious and head over to Crescent Park to watch the sunset with a view of the New Orleans skyline. You also cannot go wrong with brunch at Elizabeth's.
Involvement on campus - Greek Life, Greenie Camp Orientation Coordinator, One Wave Bystander, Tidal Wave (Homecoming) Volunteers Co-Chair, Green Wave Ambassador tour guide, Semester Abroad in Amsterdam, Tower and Crescent
Tulane email - emaclare@tulane.edu
Tulane email - lclark10@tulane.edu
Name - Mark Schaupp
Hometown - Los Angeles, CA
Grade - Sophomore
Majors/Minors - B. Architecture and International Development
Favorite thing about Tulane - Oh wow, how do I pick??? Personally, I think that our campus and student population are the perfect size. I love being able to walk across Tulane and randomly run into a bunch of friends on the way to class, but also feel a part of a larger community where I meet new people in the class room, on the soccer field, and even in airports on the way home!
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - You must visit City Park, specifically the sculpture garden! The park is beautiful and the garden is free to visit!
Involvement on campus - On campus, I work as an Admissions Intern as well as a Community Engagement Advocate (for the Center for Public Service). I am also involved with the Bridge, a Christian organization here, and I serve as a part of our Undergraduate Student Government as a Justice on the Judicial Council. In my free time, I play on three different intramural soccer teams.
Tulane email - mschaupp@tulane.edu
Name - Pritika Sharma
Hometown - New Delhi, India
Grade - Sophomore
Majors/Minors - Anthropology and Gender & Sexuality Studies
Favorite thing about Tulane - My favorite thing about Tulane is definitely the community and the support people provide to each other. Being an international student, I was worried about not fitting in with the community here. Not only has the Tulane community accepted me for who I am, but has also been there for me whenever I needed them. I absolutely admire that and see Tulane as my second home (maybe even first, sorry mom & dad!).
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - If you visit New Orleans during the holiday season, I highly recommend going to the Roosevelt Hotel and see their main lobby. They decorate it every season and it is literally the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. It has a festive and warm spirit. It is one of my NOLA traditions!
Involvement on campus - Honors Program, Resident Advisor, Newcomb Tulane Honor Board, Green Wave Ambassadors, Global Ambassadors, Alpha Lambda Delta and Tower and Crescent.
Tulane email - psharma@tulane.edu
Hometown - New Orleans, LA
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Public Health and International Development
Favorite thing about Tulane - My favorite thing about Tulane is having the opportunity to connect and work with amazing staff members through organizations and leadership positions over the past three years. From the counselors in the admission office to staff in alumni office, I am so grateful to have worked with members of the Tulane family that are so passionate about this university and city.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Explore the Bywater! My suggestion is to grab a New York style pizza from Pizza Delicious and head over to Crescent Park to watch the sunset with a view of the New Orleans skyline. You also cannot go wrong with brunch at Elizabeth's.
Involvement on campus - Greek Life, Greenie Camp Orientation Coordinator, One Wave Bystander, Tidal Wave (Homecoming) Volunteers Co-Chair, Green Wave Ambassador tour guide, Semester Abroad in Amsterdam, Tower and Crescent
Tulane email - emaclare@tulane.edu
Name - Paige Pearson
Hometown - Santa Cruz, CA
Grade - Junior
Majors/Minors - Public Health and International Development, Minor: Spanish
Favorite thing about Tulane - My favorite things about Tulane are its size and commitment to giving back through service. There is always someone new to meet, but I’m constantly seeing my friends around campus. I also love that Tulane’s culture and curriculum encourage students to participate in community service. Almost every student gets to know and gives back to the New Orleans community during their time at Tulane through service learning, student-led clubs and organizations, Outreach Tulane (one of our annual service days), and independent volunteer projects.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - When I have visitors, I love to take them to Dat Dog, Preservation Hall, and a festival or event like Blues and Barbecue or the St. Patrick’s Day parade if one is happening during their stay! New Orleans is such a captivating city, and I think these events are an incredible way to get a taste of that.
Involvement on campus - I’m involved with Swim for Success (teaching lower-income kids how to swim), Green Wave Ambassadors, the Asian American Student Union, and the Peace Corps Prep Program. I also studied abroad in Botswana this past semester.
Tulane email - ppearso@tulane.edu
Name - Lucas (Lu) Clark
Hometown - Columbia, SC
Grade - Junior
Majors/Minors - Legal Studies and Entrepreneurial Management
Favorite thing about Tulane - I love being in an environment where everyone is so involved. Almost everyone I have met here has three or four activities that they are really passionate about, which is such an awesome culture to be a part of.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Ride down the St. Charles Street Car and look at all of the beautiful houses!
Involvement on campus - Green Wave Ambassadors, Orientation Team Leader, Young Life, Religious Life, and TUSTEP service-dog training
Hometown - Los Angeles, CA
Grade - Sophomore
Majors/Minors - B. Architecture and International Development
Favorite thing about Tulane - Oh wow, how do I pick??? Personally, I think that our campus and student population are the perfect size. I love being able to walk across Tulane and randomly run into a bunch of friends on the way to class, but also feel a part of a larger community where I meet new people in the class room, on the soccer field, and even in airports on the way home!
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - You must visit City Park, specifically the sculpture garden! The park is beautiful and the garden is free to visit!
Involvement on campus - On campus, I work as an Admissions Intern as well as a Community Engagement Advocate (for the Center for Public Service). I am also involved with the Bridge, a Christian organization here, and I serve as a part of our Undergraduate Student Government as a Justice on the Judicial Council. In my free time, I play on three different intramural soccer teams.
Tulane email - mschaupp@tulane.edu
Name - Pritika Sharma
Hometown - New Delhi, India
Grade - Sophomore
Majors/Minors - Anthropology and Gender & Sexuality Studies
Favorite thing about Tulane - My favorite thing about Tulane is definitely the community and the support people provide to each other. Being an international student, I was worried about not fitting in with the community here. Not only has the Tulane community accepted me for who I am, but has also been there for me whenever I needed them. I absolutely admire that and see Tulane as my second home (maybe even first, sorry mom & dad!).
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - If you visit New Orleans during the holiday season, I highly recommend going to the Roosevelt Hotel and see their main lobby. They decorate it every season and it is literally the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. It has a festive and warm spirit. It is one of my NOLA traditions!
Involvement on campus - Honors Program, Resident Advisor, Newcomb Tulane Honor Board, Green Wave Ambassadors, Global Ambassadors, Alpha Lambda Delta and Tower and Crescent.
Tulane email - psharma@tulane.edu
Name - Jordan Margolin
Hometown - East Brunswick, NJ
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Finance & International Development, Master of Accounting
Favorite thing about Tulane - The ability to meet people from across the country while studying in a city filled with incredible food, music, and history.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Check out the Fly! It’s a beautiful grassy area right on the Mississippi River that students love to hang out at.
Involvement on campus - Greek Life, Intramural Sports
Tulane email - jmargol3@tulane.edu
Name - Eric Bianco
Hometown - Pittsburgh, PA
Grade - Sophomore
Majors/Minors - Marketing and Management
Favorite thing about Tulane - My favorite thing about Tulane is how many opportunities the school gives you to experience and connect with New Orleans. My freshman year I was able to walk in a Mardi Gras parade and go on a float through the Latin American Department and Jazbaa Dance Club.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Take a walk through Audubon Park and explore the surrounding neighborhoods. This is perfect for a nice afternoon filled with wonderful scenery and some beautiful New Orleans homes.
Involvement on campus - On campus I'm a Trip Leader with Tulane Outdoor Adventures, a Consultant with Saint Charles Solutions, the Marketing Director for the Crawfest Street Team, and an Alumni Ambassador. I am also an intern with the Admissions Office and a tour guide!
Tulane email - ebianco@tulane.edu
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Classics with a minor in Chemistry
Favorite thing about Tulane - My favorite thing about Tulane is the emphasis it puts on interdisciplinary studies. Tulane offers many pre-professional programs that are centered around integrating the undergraduate and graduate experience, which prepares students well for whatever they wish to achieve after graduation. What makes this even better is the amazing city that Tulane is surrounded by - where else in the country can you apply early to medical or law school one day, and then see Elton John at Jazz Fest the next?
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Spend an evening at the Fly Park on the Mississippi River, and then end the day at New Orlean's many live music venues. Maison, Tipitina's, and Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop are some of my favorites!
Involvement on campus - In addition to working in the Admissions Office as an Intern and Tour Guide, I am on Tulane's Honor Board, a member of the Classics Honors Society Eta Sigma Phi, and am a member of Tulane's Creative Pre-Medical Scholars Program. I was also one of the 2016 Orientation Team Leaders!
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Political Science and Philosophy with Minors in Economics and Business
Favorite thing about Tulane - The incredible balance that Tulane offers. When I was looking at colleges in high school, I hoped for a few things. First, I always wanted a school that had both a campus and an actual, exciting city. Tulane's beautiful campus allows for me to see friends while walking to class, experience football tailgates, and fosters a homey feel. Additionally, New Orleans always has something going on. Whether it is a Po Boy Festival or Mardi Gras, the city is never boring. Second, I wanted a medium-sized school. At Tulane, my largest classes are usually around 30 students so I get to know my professors extremely well and the classes are not dauntingly large. At the same time, I constantly meet new and interesting people, making Tulane even more fresh and exciting. Finally, I wanted a school that balanced academic life with student life. My ideal college has academics as the priority, but also happy students. At Tulane, we are the 39th best national university according to US News and at the same time, we have the 4th happiest student body according to the Princeton Review. It does not get much better than that.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Visit the World War II Museum
Involvement on campus - Intern and Tour Guide for Admission, I tutor for 2nd graders, and I am involved in Greek Life (Phi Gamma Delta)
Tulane email - akornfel@tulane.edu
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Finance with Computer Science Specialization
Favorite thing about Tulane - Endless opportunities to immerse yourself into New Orleans' unique and diverse culture. Tulane always promotes ways to get involved in the community through classes or outside service work in efforts to really understand the amazing city we live in.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Go to ANY live outdoor music show - Jazz Fest, Blues and BBQ, Voodoo Fest
Involvement on campus - Green Wave Ambassadors Exec, Admission Intern, Greenie Camp Orientation Leader, Greek life, Green Bull Investment Club, and a semester abroad in Vienna
Tulane email - sstratta@tulane.edu
Name - Caroline Campbell
Hometown - Baton Rouge, LA and London, England
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Public Health and International Development. Minor: Psychology
Favorite thing about Tulane - The year-round events on campus! Some great examples: Crawfest, Homecoming movie screening, the petting zoo during finals, hamster ball games at Fridays at the Quad (FAQ).
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Walk down Royal street in the Quarter to hear a plethora of funky street musicians!
Involvement on campus - Green Envy A Cappella, Green Wave Ambassadors, TEDxTU
Tulane email - ccampb1@tulane.edu
Hometown - Pittsburgh, PA
Grade - Sophomore
Majors/Minors - Marketing and Management
Favorite thing about Tulane - My favorite thing about Tulane is how many opportunities the school gives you to experience and connect with New Orleans. My freshman year I was able to walk in a Mardi Gras parade and go on a float through the Latin American Department and Jazbaa Dance Club.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Take a walk through Audubon Park and explore the surrounding neighborhoods. This is perfect for a nice afternoon filled with wonderful scenery and some beautiful New Orleans homes.
Involvement on campus - On campus I'm a Trip Leader with Tulane Outdoor Adventures, a Consultant with Saint Charles Solutions, the Marketing Director for the Crawfest Street Team, and an Alumni Ambassador. I am also an intern with the Admissions Office and a tour guide!
Tulane email - ebianco@tulane.edu
Name - Will Dickson
Hometown - Memphis, TNGrade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Classics with a minor in Chemistry
Favorite thing about Tulane - My favorite thing about Tulane is the emphasis it puts on interdisciplinary studies. Tulane offers many pre-professional programs that are centered around integrating the undergraduate and graduate experience, which prepares students well for whatever they wish to achieve after graduation. What makes this even better is the amazing city that Tulane is surrounded by - where else in the country can you apply early to medical or law school one day, and then see Elton John at Jazz Fest the next?
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Spend an evening at the Fly Park on the Mississippi River, and then end the day at New Orlean's many live music venues. Maison, Tipitina's, and Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop are some of my favorites!
Involvement on campus - In addition to working in the Admissions Office as an Intern and Tour Guide, I am on Tulane's Honor Board, a member of the Classics Honors Society Eta Sigma Phi, and am a member of Tulane's Creative Pre-Medical Scholars Program. I was also one of the 2016 Orientation Team Leaders!
Tulane email - wdickson@tulane.edu
Name - Alex Kornfeld
Hometown - Basking Ridge, NJGrade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Political Science and Philosophy with Minors in Economics and Business
Favorite thing about Tulane - The incredible balance that Tulane offers. When I was looking at colleges in high school, I hoped for a few things. First, I always wanted a school that had both a campus and an actual, exciting city. Tulane's beautiful campus allows for me to see friends while walking to class, experience football tailgates, and fosters a homey feel. Additionally, New Orleans always has something going on. Whether it is a Po Boy Festival or Mardi Gras, the city is never boring. Second, I wanted a medium-sized school. At Tulane, my largest classes are usually around 30 students so I get to know my professors extremely well and the classes are not dauntingly large. At the same time, I constantly meet new and interesting people, making Tulane even more fresh and exciting. Finally, I wanted a school that balanced academic life with student life. My ideal college has academics as the priority, but also happy students. At Tulane, we are the 39th best national university according to US News and at the same time, we have the 4th happiest student body according to the Princeton Review. It does not get much better than that.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Visit the World War II Museum
Involvement on campus - Intern and Tour Guide for Admission, I tutor for 2nd graders, and I am involved in Greek Life (Phi Gamma Delta)
Tulane email - akornfel@tulane.edu
Name - Shelby Strattan
Hometown - Omaha, NEGrade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Finance with Computer Science Specialization
Favorite thing about Tulane - Endless opportunities to immerse yourself into New Orleans' unique and diverse culture. Tulane always promotes ways to get involved in the community through classes or outside service work in efforts to really understand the amazing city we live in.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Go to ANY live outdoor music show - Jazz Fest, Blues and BBQ, Voodoo Fest
Involvement on campus - Green Wave Ambassadors Exec, Admission Intern, Greenie Camp Orientation Leader, Greek life, Green Bull Investment Club, and a semester abroad in Vienna
Name - Mallory MejÃas
Hometown - Alexandria, LA
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Psychology and Spanish
Favorite thing about Tulane - It’s incredibly hard to choose, but I love the people here! I am constantly impressed by the passion and drive of those around me. Being surrounded by such successful people pushes me to be the best version of myself. Tulane students are all unique in their own way, but they are passionate about something, and I find that refreshing and inspiring.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - You have to take a stroll down Magazine Street and enjoy the cute shops and the massive variety of restaurants! That’s what my mom and I do almost every time she visits New Orleans.
Involvement on campus - Green Wave Ambassadors, Admissions Intern, Greek Life, College Writing Buddies, ESL tutoring, Residence Hall Association, Semester abroad in Madrid
Tulane email - mbacon1@tulane.edu
Name - Caroline Campbell
Hometown - Baton Rouge, LA and London, England
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Public Health and International Development. Minor: Psychology
Favorite thing about Tulane - The year-round events on campus! Some great examples: Crawfest, Homecoming movie screening, the petting zoo during finals, hamster ball games at Fridays at the Quad (FAQ).
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Walk down Royal street in the Quarter to hear a plethora of funky street musicians!
Involvement on campus - Green Envy A Cappella, Green Wave Ambassadors, TEDxTU
Tulane email - ccampb1@tulane.edu
Name - Roch Leavitt
Hometown - Daphne, AL
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Economics with a Minor in Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship and Management
Favorite thing about Tulane - I've always thought Tulane was the perfect sized school. I am always meeting new people, but still see plenty of familiar faces around campus! Also, Tulane has given me the chance to meet people from all over the country. Last year I lived with six guys, and we were all from different states!
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - If it is your first time visiting New Orleans, be sure to hangout in Jackson Square! There will be plenty of live music and street performers, and you can't beat Cafe du Monde for a quick snack.
Involvement on campus - Green Wave Ambassadors, Greek Life, Orientation Leader, Tulane Best Buddies, Special Olympics.
Tulane email - rleavit@tulane.edu
Name - Tori Quiroz-Haden
Hometown - Olney, MD
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Majoring in History and International Development, minoring in Spanish.
Favorite thing about Tulane - It's the perfect size! Tulane is big enough to offer any major I could think of, while small enough that I always pass a friend on the way to class.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Beignets at Cafe Du Monde! I promise you can't eat just one.
Involvement on campus - Green Wave Ambassadors, Greek Life, English as A Second Language class instructor, and Community Service Fellowship.
Tulane email - vquirozh@tulane.edu
Name - Kendall Knuth
Hometown - Inverness, IL
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Public Health with a Minor in Economics; 4+1 MPH in Epidemiology
Favorite thing about Tulane - From peers to professors, Tulane is a supportive community of people who want to see you succeed and will push you appropriately. Everyone is so passionate, engaged, and connected, both in and out of the classroom, and from adding a minor to applying for leadership opportunities to interning abroad, I've had the best support system.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Explore City Park! It's a bit further from campus, but it is absolutely beautiful and NOMA (New Orleans Museum of Art!) has great exhibits.
Involvement on campus - Tulane Cheerleading, Greek life and Panhellenic Council, Economics research, Admissions Intern, Summer abroad in Switzerland
Tulane email - kknuth@tulane.edu
Hometown - Daphne, AL
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Economics with a Minor in Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship and Management
Favorite thing about Tulane - I've always thought Tulane was the perfect sized school. I am always meeting new people, but still see plenty of familiar faces around campus! Also, Tulane has given me the chance to meet people from all over the country. Last year I lived with six guys, and we were all from different states!
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - If it is your first time visiting New Orleans, be sure to hangout in Jackson Square! There will be plenty of live music and street performers, and you can't beat Cafe du Monde for a quick snack.
Involvement on campus - Green Wave Ambassadors, Greek Life, Orientation Leader, Tulane Best Buddies, Special Olympics.
Tulane email - rleavit@tulane.edu
Name - Tori Quiroz-Haden
Hometown - Olney, MD
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Majoring in History and International Development, minoring in Spanish.
Favorite thing about Tulane - It's the perfect size! Tulane is big enough to offer any major I could think of, while small enough that I always pass a friend on the way to class.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Beignets at Cafe Du Monde! I promise you can't eat just one.
Involvement on campus - Green Wave Ambassadors, Greek Life, English as A Second Language class instructor, and Community Service Fellowship.
Tulane email - vquirozh@tulane.edu
Name - Kendall Knuth
Hometown - Inverness, IL
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Public Health with a Minor in Economics; 4+1 MPH in Epidemiology
Favorite thing about Tulane - From peers to professors, Tulane is a supportive community of people who want to see you succeed and will push you appropriately. Everyone is so passionate, engaged, and connected, both in and out of the classroom, and from adding a minor to applying for leadership opportunities to interning abroad, I've had the best support system.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Explore City Park! It's a bit further from campus, but it is absolutely beautiful and NOMA (New Orleans Museum of Art!) has great exhibits.
Involvement on campus - Tulane Cheerleading, Greek life and Panhellenic Council, Economics research, Admissions Intern, Summer abroad in Switzerland
Tulane email - kknuth@tulane.edu
Hometown - Portland, OR
Grade - Sophomore
Majors/Minors - Business Management and International Development
Favorite thing about Tulane - Tulane and New Orleans have an energy you can’t find anywhere else. Students and faculty are so passionate about what they’re involved in and it makes for such a collaborative and motivating environment - everyone shares successes.
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Walk everywhere. I’ve learned the most about this city just from walking around or going for a run in the areas surrounding campus. Everyone that lives here is so friendly and it’s great to be a part of the local community.
Involvement on campus - I’m a senator for the Undergraduate Student Government, on the Executive Board for my sorority, and the Volunteers Manager for Crawfest, our music festival in the spring.
Tulane email - rdavis28@tulane.edu
Name - Amanda Skellington
Grade - Sophomore
Majors/Minors - Political Science
Favorite thing about Tulane - Variety of things to get involved with! Over 250 Student Organizations in every interest imaginable, and plenty opportunities for internships, service, and employment not only through Tulane but within the New Orleans community as well!
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - I would have to say try to go see a show at Preservation Hall, it's a jazz staple and like a living monument to music. So definitely check it out if you have time!
Involvement on campus - Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity, Tulane New Student Orientation, Political Science Club, Black Student Union, and Tulane Students for Justice in Palestine
Tulane email - amilton4@tulane.edu
Hometown - Flemington, NJ
Grade - Senior
Majors/Minors - Mathematics and Economics
Favorite thing about Tulane - All of the professors do really amazing things outside of school. My Italian professor is in a Mardi Gras Krewe!
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - Listen to live music at the Blue Nile on Frenchman Street!
Involvement on campus - Alpha Kappa Psi business fraternity, TUSTEP service-dog training, intern in the business school, calculus tutor in the Wilson Center
Tulane email - askellin@tulane.edu
Name - Antonio Xavier Milton
Hometown - Carencro, LAGrade - Sophomore
Majors/Minors - Political Science
Favorite thing about Tulane - Variety of things to get involved with! Over 250 Student Organizations in every interest imaginable, and plenty opportunities for internships, service, and employment not only through Tulane but within the New Orleans community as well!
One thing you have to do when you visit New Orleans - I would have to say try to go see a show at Preservation Hall, it's a jazz staple and like a living monument to music. So definitely check it out if you have time!
Involvement on campus - Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity, Tulane New Student Orientation, Political Science Club, Black Student Union, and Tulane Students for Justice in Palestine
Tulane email - amilton4@tulane.edu
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