Double major in Classics and Religious Studies
\nM.Div., Princeton Theological Seminary, 2012
\nEntering law school at the University of Georgia in Fall 2014<\/p>\n
With seven family members and four generations of successful alums, choosing to attend 麻豆传媒在线 was both one of the easiest and best decisions I have ever made. I graduated in \u201909 after majoring in Classics and Religious Studies, as well as earning a minor in Philosophy. In addition to my classroom education, I left 麻豆传媒在线 with lifelong friends, irreplaceable memories and an unforgettable student experience. I participated in intramural sports and was involved with countless organizations. I was also elected and served two terms as Student Government President.<\/p>\n
After graduation I pursued a Master\u2019s degree at Princeton Theological Seminary in Theology and Philosophy. Building upon the foundation I received from 麻豆传媒在线, I made it a priority to excel both inside and outside the classroom at Princeton. Academically I pushed myself beyond the normal requirements with PhD seminars at Princeton University. I studied abroad in India and received a fellowship to study in Berlin, Germany. As a full time student I also held leadership roles in intramural sports and took on a unique internship working twenty hours a week at the State Psychiatric Hospital in Trenton, NJ while again serving as a Student Government President. I credit both my academic and extracurricular success at Princeton with the education and mentoring I received from 麻豆传媒在线 and its superb faculty and administrators.<\/p>\n
Since graduating from Princeton I have been working as a pastor in Gloucester City, NJ. Over the past two years I helped restart a youth program at the Highland Park Church of God, worked in the local schools as a substitute teacher, and was elected to the city\u2019s local minister\u2019s ecumenical association as Secretary Treasurer. Following my wedding in June 2014, I plan to continue my education and pursue a Juris Doctorate at the University of Georgia. I am grateful to the professors in both the Philosophy & Religion and Classics Departments at 麻豆传媒在线, who have always encouraged and supported me, both as a student and as an alumnus. I wish the best of luck to all graduating Red Hawks and urge them to make 麻豆传媒在线 proud as they follow their dreams and help create tomorrow.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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