Education

I started off my undergraduate career at Endicott College studying business management, while playing slot receiver for Endicott’s varsity football team. After a year at Endicott, I ended up wanting to go somewhere I could see myself as a student flipping the switch studying marketing. I fell in love with the University of Tampa once I stepped foot on campus. From the location, the opportunities within the business school, and the weather it was a no brainer for me. Along with the University’s AACSB accreditation I knew that this school would be the one for me prepping myself for a job in Florida post graduation.

My freshman year at Endicott College was an unforgettable experience that combined my passion for football with my academic pursuit in business management. Playing college football as a slot receiver allowed me to continue my athletic journey at a competitive level, honing my teamwork, discipline, and resilience. Balancing the demands of a rigorous football schedule with my business management studies taught me valuable time-management skills and reinforced my commitment to both my academic and athletic goals. I thrived in the supportive community at Endicott, where my coaches and professors encouraged me to excel on the field and in the classroom. This experience not only deepened my love for the game but also solidified my dedication to business, setting the foundation for my future studies and career path.

The University of Tampa is ranked #21 out of 136 Regional Universities South. Schools are ranked according to their performance across a set of widely accepted indicators of excellence.

The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International assures an accredited institution encourages excellence and improvement from its undergraduate and graduate business programs and represents the highest standard of accreditation for business schools internationally.

In The Princeton Review’s “2022 Best Colleges: Region by Region” web feature, UT is recognized as one of the top colleges in the Southeast for being “academically outstanding” and well worth consideration in students’ college search.

Relevant Coursework

In my digital marketing course, I gained hands-on experience in creating and executing digital marketing strategies, including search engine optimization (SEO), pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, social media marketing, and email campaigns. I also developed and launched a personal website as part of the curriculum, which showcased my professional experience and personal brand. Additionally, I analyzed data to measure campaign performance and utilized tools like Google Analytics to optimize results and drive engagement. This course strengthened my ability to adapt to evolving digital trends and craft impactful marketing solutions.

In my Marketing Research course, I developed skills in designing and conducting research to support data-driven decision-making. I worked on real-world projects involving survey creation, data collection, and analysis using tools like Tableau, Qualtrics and Excel. By interpreting consumer insights and presenting actionable recommendations, I gained a deeper understanding of how research informs strategic marketing initiatives.

In my Advanced Professional Selling course, I sharpened my sales expertise through a variety of hands-on experiences. I competed in a sales competition at Bryant University, applying advanced sales techniques in a competitive environment. I also played a key role in recruiting companies for our signature Topgolf event, enhancing my networking and business development skills. Also, I served as a judge for students in the section below ours, evaluating their roleplays and elevator pitches, and providing constructive feedback to help them improve their selling abilities.

Involvement

Lambda Chi Alpha

I rushed spring ’23 and absolutely felt like I really fit in and could participate in this brotherhood! The next spring I became the VP of Recruitment and then the Head of Recruitment in Fall ’24.

I’m proud to reflect on my term as Recruitment Chair for my fraternity, Lambda Chi Alpha. This role has been one of the most rewarding and challenging experiences of my college journey, and I’m thrilled to share some of the incredible milestones our chapter achieved this semester:

– Reached out to 300+ potential new members over social media.
– Welcomed the largest recruitment class in our chapter’s history!
– Grew the chapter by an incredible 140%, significantly strengthening our brotherhood.
– Brought in 33 new members, with 31 proudly becoming initiated brothers.
– Secured the second largest recruitment class among all on-campus fraternities.
– Each of our 3 events during recruitment had at least 40 brothers and 40 potential new members each night from a casino night, to basketball (in the rain… Florida weather), all the way to bowling with the brothers!
– Largest Lambda Chi Alpha Chapter in the state of Florida.
– Chapter brought in 26 new members over three semesters before I took control.

These accomplishments were made possible through teamwork, dedication, and a shared commitment to building a strong and vibrant fraternity. I’m incredibly grateful for the support of my brothers, who trusted me in this leadership role, and to every new member who took the leap to join. Together, we’ve set the foundation for an exciting future for our chapter.

AMA

As a member of the American Marketing Association (AMA) at the University of Tampa, I actively engage in networking opportunities, professional development, and hands-on marketing experiences. Through participation in events, workshops, and real-world projects, I collaborate with peers to enhance my marketing skills and contribute to the university’s marketing initiatives. The AMA provides a platform to connect with industry professionals, stay updated on marketing trends, and develop leadership abilities that will help shape my future career in the field.

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