Fun Facts

I have been two Uganda, a country in east Africa, twice, and it is my favorite place in the world (besides Philly!). My passions range from math, African history, current events, accounting (yes, accounting), to basketball, especially college - I am a Hoosier after all! I love sports, but my favorite sports are college basketball (Hoosiers), college football (Penn State), and the NFL (Eagles.

About Me

I graduated from the Indiana University - Bloomington Kelley School of Business (ranked #8 in the country by Businessweek) in December 2007 with a 3.77 GPA. After spending 5 years in public accounting as a CPA, I felt my life was not having the impact I had hoped, so I quit accounting to join the very selective Teach for America corps, and am currently finishing my first year as a high school math teacher in north Philadelphia.

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