Hi! My name is Treva and I am a current sophomore at GW majoring in Biological Anthropology with a minor in Biology. I am originally from Texas and was born in Colorado!

Hometown

Austin, Texas

Major(s)

Biological Anthropology

Minor(s)

Biology

Clubs, organizations & involvement

Delta Iota Gamma, GW's Pre-Professional Anthropology Fraternity

Describe your college experience

GW has allowed me to meet people from so many different cultures and upbringings, which my hometown was unable to provide me.

Tip for future students

Being openminded is key! Your first semester, including orientation in the summer, is the most important part of college. Have fun, and don't stress yourself out too much on getting perfect grades, your first semester will be the best time of your college career.

Favorite class

My Biological Anthropology and Archaeology classes were my favorite. Not only were they most related to my major, but my professors were funny, engaging, and made the class easy to understand. They were the classes I would be excited to attend.

Career goals

My plan is to do the 4+1 program, where I spend my senior year of undergrad starting my master's degree and spend an additional year finishing my master's degree. Eventually, I wish to earn my PhD, but I want an established career first.

Ideal way to spend a free night

Hanging out with my friends is my favorite way to spend an evening! Whether that's watching movies together, doing homework together, or attending a Capital's game, I will always choose hanging out with them.

High school or secondary school

Jack C Hays High School

Favorite spot on campus

U Yard is a staple of GW's campus, especially in the fall and spring, you will always find people in the hammocks or tanning on the grass.