Howdy yall! I'm Hunter I'm always trying to find the next adventure which normally takes me to the places that have free food! I've tried to do a little bit of everything in my life: playing instruments, sports, living abroad, and whatever else I can. If I'm not buried under a mountain of homework, I'm out and about going where the wind takes me

Hometown

Montrose

Major(s)

Economics, Business Marketing

Minor(s)

Religious Studies

Clubs, organizations & involvement

I'm not in any clubs currently, but I am super involved in a lot of the campus activities. There's always a free concert at the music building, a seminar from a guest speaker, a meeting with free food, an event, or some sort of pickup game of any variety happening. It can be really fun to wander around and let yourself find something new to try or someone new to meet.

Describe your college experience

It was a very easy transition for me as I had lived for a couple years on my own before attending college. The hardest thing to do is to stay consistent with a schedule that you make: when to do work, to eat, to sleep, go to the gym, or get groceries, etc. It also takes a bit of time to learn each professor's way of doing things.

Tip for future students

My best piece of advice is one that has probably been shared a ton, but take advantage of ever opportunity. College provides so many social, intellectual, physical, and emotional resources to utilize. Talk to strangers, try working out consistently, go to a info meeting to learn something new, meet people in a club with an activity you've never tried, and just live life to the fullest.

Favorite class

So far, I have loved Biology. I took a college level biology class in high school and I really enjoyed the sections covering human anatomy and cellular structure.

Career goals

I have no particular career in mind at this point in time (which could have the added benefit of making me more relatable:). Whatever happens, I hope to specialize in a field I am passionate about, retire early, and travel the world utilizing those skills to bless God's children.

Ideal way to spend a free night

The best nights are the ones that plan themselves spontaneously, like going to play pickleball with my roommates, making cookies with my cousin, going stargazing, watching a show with my buddies, eating dinner with my family, or just deciding I need a bit more energy and going swing dancing.

High school or secondary school

Montrose High School

Favorite spot on campus

I love going to the MoA (Museum of Art). I'm not very good at understanding what an artist is trying to express, but I love to pop in there every once in a while on the way home from class to have a mental reset before I start to get my work done for the day. It has a very relaxing atmosphere.