Graduation Year: 2011
Major: Strategic and Organizational Communications- PR
Occupation, Company: On-Air Talent, iHeart Radio

Describe your current occupation and if applicable, how was Temple the launchpad for your current position?
I wear a lot of hats, producing, hosting, strategizing, and Temple absolutely laid the foundation for that versatility. The hands-on experience I gained at Temple, especially through student media and internships, gave me the confidence and skills to jump into the industry right after graduation. The connections I made and the real-world approach of Klein’s programs were truly a launchpad for everything I’ve done since.

Why do you support Temple University and serve on the Klein Alumni Association Board?
I support Temple because it played such a pivotal role in shaping who I am, both personally and professionally. Serving on the Klein Alumni Association Board allows me to give back to a place that gave me so much. It’s also a great opportunity to stay connected to fellow alumni and help create meaningful experiences for current students.

What excites you about the Lew Klein College of Media and Communication?
What excites me most is how forward thinking and dynamic the college is. The media landscape is constantly evolving, and Klein does an amazing job preparing students with the tools, knowledge, and hands-on experience they need to thrive in the real world.

What advice could you give someone looking to become more engaged with Klein College?
Start small, whether it’s attending an event, connecting with students or faculty, or reaching out to other alumni. There are so many ways to get involved, and every connection makes a difference. Klein has a strong, passionate network, and the more you tap into it, the more rewarding it becomes.

What was your favorite memory while a student at Temple?
One of my favorite memories was working on student media projects and realizing I was doing the kind of work I wanted to pursue as a career. The energy on campus, the collaboration with other driven students, and the feeling of possibility really stuck with me.

Describe Klein students in one word: Driven