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Kelsie Pearsall

I would describe my experience at Methodist as one of the most humbling experiences in my life. Extracurricular activities have prepared me to be a leader, and Methodist University has inspired me to never give up on my dreams. Everything is possible when you put your mind to it—especially when you have people encouraging you and challenging you along the way.

Kelsie Pearsall ’19

Biology with a concentration in Health Care | Honors Program

Roseboro, N.C.

Lennon “Lenny” McNeill

I built relationships with my resident assistants, and I set a goal to become one. I am proud to say that being a resident assistant at MU was my first job, and it helped me mature rapidly. Since then, I have become a charter member and the first president of the Phi Gamma Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. I joined Army ROTC, served as chief justice for SGA, and mentored first-year students. I am also former vice president of the Black Student Union. These experiences have opened my eyes to the many opportunities for involvement on this campus.

Lennon “Lenny” McNeill ’19

Applied Forensic Science with minors in Justice Studies and Military Science

Spring Lake, N.C.

Emma Carter

I have grown to love and appreciate the field of Psychology more than I ever dreamed I would. The professors are stellar, accessible, and always have the best interest of the students at heart. I specifically loved learning about personality trends, abnormal psychology, and health psychology in my degree program. I have confidence that I am prepared for post-graduate opportunities because of my academic experience.

Emma Carter ’19

Psychology with a minor in Biology

Parkton, N.C.

Alex Kachler

The Engineering Program provides information on what goes on in a real-world job setting such as workstation layouts, running a factory to maximum efficiency, and product design. My experience at Methodist has helped me become more independent and accountable, and acquiring these practical skills will help me be a better problem solver when I am employed.

Alex Kachler ’20

Industrial & Systems Engineering with a minor in Mathematics

Lithia, Fla.

Amanda Allred

MU gave me many opportunities as a performer and as a teacher. I was able to make mistakes in a safe and supportive environment, and learn from those mistakes with the guidance of the MU professors. This helped me gain confidence in my abilities and myself, which is something I did not have four years ago. I brought that confidence to my interviews after graduation, and now, I bring it with me every day as I teach music classes, lead a choir, and run a musical theatre club. I am so proud to be a lifelong Monarch!

Amanda Allred ’18

Music Education

Thorndale, Pa.

Tehillah Chinunga

I completed two internships. During my first internship, I worked as a residential counselor for the Duke Talent Identification Program. My second internship was with Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research in Emeryville, Calif. It was a research internship, and I was interning as a Scientific Summer Scholar for ten weeks. I worked in the Clinical Microbiology Lab under the supervision of my mentor and manager. It was amazing to learn how practical skills are best developed on the job. I developed new skills, networked with fellow scientists, and also learned the dynamics of mentorship.

Tehillah Chinunga ’19

Biology with a concentration in Health Care and a minor in Chemistry

Lilongwe, Malawi

Brandon Bullins

Brandon Bullins is a Sport Management major with a minor in Business Administration. He carries a GPA over 3.5, and is also a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, SGA, the Sport Management Club, the Food Committee, and the Mental Health Committee. On the field of play, Brandon is the starting quarterback for our Methodist University Monarchs football team. He has been selected as the USA South Offensive Player of the Week multiple times, was named First Team All-Conference after the spring 2020/2021 season and is also currently in second place for all-time completions and third place in all-time passing yards in the Monarch Football record book. This season, through seven games, he has thrown for almost 2,000 yards, with a 15-5 TD-INT ratio, and a completion percentage over 60%.

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Sport Management

Kernersville, N.C.

Alexandra Proulx

I was selected to complete an 11-week internship with the Department of Homeland Security. During my internship, I received hands-on training and free certifications, and I networked everywhere I went. I had the opportunity to use what I learned in both of my degree programs to help out on a few cases. What I have learned at MU can’t be confined to a classroom—it comes in the form of the relationships you build and the lessons you learn from everyone you come into contact with.

Alexandra Proulx ’19

Justice Studies and Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity with a minor in Leadership Studies | Honors Program

Vale, N.C.

Ieshia West

When I decided to return to school, Methodist University provided me with support and guidance as I embarked on a journey to truly figure out my purpose in life. I am only a great leader now because I was in a great environment then, and I learned how to be a leader in the classroom, in the community, and in the workplace. I believe great leaders are molded, created, and nurtured; Methodist University did that for me every day for three and a half years.

Ieshia West ’18

Social Work with a minor in Sociology | Distinguished Graduate

Largo, Md.

Devan Cox

I was invited to join Leadership Fellows and Student Leaders @ Methodist. That led to becoming a resident assistant during my sophomore year. Being a resident assistant led to becoming an associate justice for the Student Government Association—which led to chief justice, and finally, I became the SGA president. I would describe my experience at Methodist as a journey that has not only helped me grow as a leader, but one that has changed my life.

Devan Cox ’19

Kinesiology with a minor in Biology

Sherrills Ford, N.C.

Hannah Boyles

The Methodist University Music Department enabled me to be come a well-rounded educator and musician. Because of the in-depth and individualized education provided by highly skilled faculty, I have been able to reach new heights both as an educator and as a performer. I now perform with the Grade One Bagpipe Band in the United States, who were recently crowned North American Champions. I instruct a large private studio as well as maintain a consistent and exciting career as an elementary music teacher. The faculty of the Music Department shaped my future in a way that I will always remember.

Hannah Boyles ’18

Music

Vale, N.C.

Chantal Abbuhl

As someone who is interested in and fascinated by people, the Religion program at MU made sense. When you learn about what value systems motivate people, you are better able to relate to them in any capacity. As we become a more globalized society, learning about religions across the globe will be a crucial skill to have in one’s toolbox. Majoring in religion is an asset for anyone who plans to pursue a career that has a high rate of interaction with various people.

Chantal Abbuhl ’17

Religion

Fayetteville, N.C.

Sheryl Brock

Methodist has some of the best professors who go out of their way to ensure the material is being understood and students are excelling in their studies. I could not imagine a better undergraduate school experience than the one I have received at MU because of its strong impact on my life. I have gained knowledge, connections, and leadership abilities that I never thought possible. I have been heavily involved on and off campus, and it is all thanks to Methodist for providing me the resources to empower myself and others to be better versions of ourselves.

Sheryl Brock ’19

Biology and Environmental & Occupational Management with concentrations in Natural Resources Management and Regulatory Compliance | Honors Program

Fayetteville, N.C.

Summer Combs

I would not have started off as well in law school if it had not been for the Legal Studies Program. I was able to come into law school with more knowledge about the law, which gave me a head start. I knew how to read cases, write memos and conduct legal research, and I had already participated in mock trials. Professor Vonnegut was an amazing mentor, and I owe her everything. The Political Science professors were amazing. I wouldn’t be where I am if not for the experiences I had and the relationships I built at Methodist.

Summer Combs ’18

Political Science with a concentration in International Relations and a minor in Legal Studies

Pana, Illinois

Alisyn Keating

I am investing in my education and my future, and Methodist is investing in me by giving me countless opportunities for growth, networking, and community engagement.

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Applied Forensic Science with a minor in Biology | Wright Scholar

Mooresville, N.C.

Ty Starling

My parents work in law enforcement, so I chose MU’s Forensic Science Program because I have always had an interest in the field. As a student in the Forensic Science Program, I have learned new information and skills that will help me when I enter the real world.

Ty Starling ’20

Applied Forensic Science and Justice Studies

Stedman, N.C.

Phavadee “Nook” Phasavath

My MU experience has taught me the importance of being an effective leader and giving back to the community. As an international student living 8,636 miles away from home, I am emboldened by Methodist University.

Phavadee “Nook” Phasavath ’19

Environmental & Occupational Management with a minor in Business Administration

Vientiane, Laos

Jackson Bingham

Not only did I learn valuable information within a classroom setting, but I was also able to apply that information to real life experiences through internships and jobs that I have worked in the ‘real world.’ Through my involvement on the men’s lacrosse team, and in other organizations on campus, I have made friends and memories that will last a lifetime.

Jackson Bingham ’19

Business Administration and Sport Management with a minor in Marketing

Holly Springs, N.C.

Faith Bowen

I studied abroad in Nepal, Guatemala, and Italy. All three of my Study Abroad programs were in some way impacted by the Honors Program. For my Nepal trip, I used their half scholarship, and for my Italy trip, I used their full scholarship. Without the Honors Program and without the funding through grants that Study Abroad offers, I would not be able to take these trips. I am so grateful that I go to a university where Study Abroad is encouraged, and they make it financially feasible for the students.

Faith Bowen ’18

Biology (Pre-Med) | Honors Program

Goldsboro, N.C.

Sydney Bonner

I chose Methodist University because of the opportunity to play my favorite sport while being able to focus on my major. The welcoming community and small class sizes have helped me build relationships with students and professors. Being a part of the women’s lacrosse team has offered me new friendships and an outlet to grow mentally and physically.

Sydney Bonner ’20

Biology

Winter Park, Fla.

Noah Sachs

There are so many opportunities to truly develop into a leader and really make an impact on the MU community. This is a great breeding ground for developing leadership skills, and one should not overlook the incredible diversity that is present on campus—we have students from literally all over the world!

Noah Sachs ’18

Marketing with a concentration in Professional Golf Management

Basel, Switzerland

Tomomi Shiotani

As an international student from Japan, I wanted to continue my education at a place where diversity is deeply appreciated. At Methodist, there are always academic events and trips, both on and off campus, and every student is welcome to participate. My internships with the U.S.-Japan Council and the Earth Identity Project gave me rewarding opportunities to complete communications-related projects and programmatic work with non-governmental and non-profit organizations.

Tomomi Shiotani ’20

Political Science with a concentration in International Relations and minors in Business Administration & Entrepreneurship

Kobe, Japan

David Onyiego

Before attending, I visited Methodist University on countless occasions (MU is my older brother’s alma mater). After each visit, there was something new for me to love about this community. I met people who helped me grow on an unimaginable level. The faculty challenged me to think critically and to put myself into new situations. My MU experience left a lasting impression that I will apply to my practice as a new grad nurse at Duke Raleigh Hospital.

David Onyiego ’19

Nursing

Raleigh, N.C.

Nicole Triano

I absolutely love being part of the PGA Golf Management Program at Methodist University. We are one big family within a small school. I believe the best asset to our program is our large staff. They are extremely supportive and welcome you with open arms. Every staff member also provides a unique perspective. Through their own personal experiences and with their individual expertise, they will help guide you so that you can be successful in the golf industry.

Nicole Triano ’20

Business Administration with a concentration in PGA Golf Management and a minor in Marketing

Cortlandt Manor, N.Y.

Aly Thomas

My Cincinnati Reds internship was the most amazing experience I have had on a job. I grew up a huge Reds fan, so getting to go to the ballpark every day to work was an unbelievable experience. The most memorable part was when we had what was referred to as ‘Intern Call Days’, where all the interns got to compete to see who could sell the most tickets in club seating. Without Career Services, I never would have had a resume or cover letter to send, much less the interview skills to get the internship.

Aly Thomas ’19

Sport Management and Business Administration

Liberty Township, Ohio

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