CAPS Student Profiles

Ethan Alcazar
Hometown: Eaton, Colorado

Ethan Alcazar is a graduate of Eaton High School in Eaton, Colorado. He was in many leadership roles during his time in high school, including being an officer of his school’s Key Club, captain of his varsity golf team, trombone co-section leader in concert band, and holding various positions on the United Way’s Youth Allocations Committee Board. Ethan is well versed in mathematics, literature, hands-on fabrication, computer science and programming. In his free time, he enjoys golfing, skiing, riding road bikes, outdoor mountain activities, and working on engines.

While at Colby, Ethan plans to enroll in the Dual-Degree Engineering Program and major in physics with a minor in mathematics. At the partnering institution, he plans to major in mechanical engineering. Ethan wants to harness energy from the combustion of hydrogen, ultimately creating a highly sustainable jet engine.

 

Philip Ampong
Hometown: Kumasi, Ghana

Philip Ampong is a Ghanaian-born native who joined his family in the United States a year ago to further his education. He started his high school education in Ghana at Adventist Senior High School and graduated from Stebbins High School in Dayton, Ohio. Right from his first year of high school, his passion for music influenced him to join his school’s choir, which won the regional choral competition twice. In Ghana, Philip was also a member of his school’s National Science & Mathematics Quiz Team and student body government. His favorite activity, however, is volunteering as a tutor.

At Colby, Philip plans to major in computer science and participate in Colby’s Dual-Degree Engineering Program. He hopes to continue following his passion for music and partake in other extracurricular activities. During his free time, Philip may be seen playing soccer, reading a good book, or just dancing.

 

Lensky Augustin
Hometown: Fruitland, Maryland

Lensky Augustin attended James M. Bennett High School in Salisbury, Maryland. During all four years of high school, Lensky was 1st chair double bass for the Wicomico County High School Orchestra. He was also an active member at his church, playing the piano every Sunday, and sometimes even the electric bass. Along with his passion for music, Lensky was a member of the Salisbury Americorps’ Youth Civic Council, where he helped make a difference in his community through various projects around the city. Because of his love for civic engagement, Lensky plans to create a similar program for high school students in the Waterville area.

At Colby, Lensky plans to major in psychology with a concentration in neuroscience in hopes of becoming a neurologist specializing in autism and Alzheimer’s disease. He also hopes to join the Colby Symphony Orchestra and continue playing the double bass.

 

Chanel Boykins  
Hometown: Reynoldsburg, Ohio

Chanel Boykins is from Reynoldsburg, Ohio. She graduated from Reynoldsburg eSTEM Early College Academy as a valedictorian, honors student, and distinguished scholar. Throughout high school, Chanel was an active member of the National Honor Society and played violin for both the Reynoldsburg Concert and Symphony Orchestras. In high school, she completed an internship that investigated macroinvertebrate diversity and stream health in Central Ohio. Outside of the classroom, Chanel participated in cross country as a varsity runner for four years/

At Colby, Chanel plans to major in biochemistry. In her free time, she enjoys running, writing, and studying genealogy.

 

Catherine duBoulay
Hometown: Westport, Connecticut 

Catherine duBoulay is from Westport, Connecticut and graduated from Hopkins School in New Haven, Connecticut. She is interested in biology and chemistry, and developed a passion for neuroscience during a summer research internship at the Yale Stem Cell Center. At Colby, Catherine intends to study biology with a focus in neuroscience. She is excited to continue her research and ultimately plans on attending medical school. Catherine hopes to explore Colby’s academic offerings and pursue a minor.

Catherine played varsity tennis for all four years of high school and intends to stay active at Colby. She would like to join Colby’s Outing Club and is looking forward to exploring Maine.

 

Lisa Enaye
Hometown: Newtown, Connecticut 

Lisa Enaye is from Newtown, Connecticut and graduated from Newtown High School. She enjoys the sciences and wishes she could have fit more classes into her schedule back in high school. Her favorite science course was biotechnology, but she also enjoyed chemistry and earth science. Lisa also has many interests outside of school, including theater.  She performed in musicals, was a part of the stage crew, and even directed and produced a few plays in high school. She also worked on an independent project, a children’s novel, which is embossed in braille. Lisa enjoys volunteering and has been heavily involved in service at Danbury Hospital.

While at Colby, Lisa plans to follow a pre-med track and major in psychology with a neuroscience concentration. She has a great interest in the workings of the human mind. Along with academics, Lisa looks forward to being involved in extracurricular activities such as student government, volunteer groups, and music programs.

 

Chioma Ezuma-Ngwu
Hometown: Norfolk, Massachusetts

Chioma is from Norfolk, Massachusetts and attended King Philip Regional High School. Chioma spends most of her time volunteering for a number of organizations. She started volunteering at her local library and then, during her senior year, went on to spend over 140 hours as a volunteer at Sturdy Memorial Hospital. Chioma was also active in school. She helped to create a writing center, became a writing tutor, and was a peer mentor for students with disabilities. Chioma enjoys creative writing and music, and spends her free time writing short stories and playing piano.

Chioma plans to major in psychology, with a concentration in neuroscience, and minor in creative writing. She hopes to become a doctor and is excited to explore extracurricular activities, like clubs and volunteer groups.

 

Jordan McClintock
Hometown: Wading River, New York 

Jordan attended Shoreham Wading River High School, graduating with Principal’s List Honors and an AP Capstone Diploma. An active volunteer throughout her high school years, Jordan accumulated over 1,000 hours of community service. This included her work as a junior volunteer at John T. Mather Memorial Hospital, a Juvenile Bureau Court Justice for the Town of Riverhead’s Youth Court, a volunteer tutor for local students, a student government officer, and a member of her school’s Natural Helpers chapter, where she learned skills to aid at-risk students suffering from depression, anxiety, and other mental illnesses.

Additionally, Jordan was president of the National Honor Society, captain of her field hockey team, a senior member of the Stony Brook Women in Science and Engineering chapter, and a co-founder of her church’s youth group. An active Girl Scout, she attained her Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards. The latter, which centered on cardiac health in student athletes and had a valued grant equivalent of $400,000, provided free health screenings, echocardiograms (ECGs) and AED/CPR education for athletes on the East End of Long Island.

Jordan is ecstatic to be attending Colby as a Ralph Bunche Scholar and a member of CAPS 9. Maine has always been close to her heart and she has fond memories of hikes in Acadia National Park and candlepin bowling in Bangor. She is a prospective physics major on a pre-medicine track with hopes of becoming a pediatrician. Jordan is looking forward to working with esteemed faculty, amazing students, and – of course – to call herself a Mule.

 

Jayla Moss
Hometown: Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Jayla graduated from Wando High School with the highest distinction, ranking in the top twenty percent of her class. She is an active volunteer at the Medical University of South Carolina, a mentor, and a varsity track athlete. Jayla plans to make a positive impact on her new Waterville community and to compete in track and field at the collegiate level. Throughout high school, Jayla focused on biomedical and health science classes. She loves to enhance her knowledge and has a strong passion for solving problems.

Jayla plans to study biochemistry and Spanish at Colby and hopes to pursue a career in genetic engineering. She is excited to learn another language and make great memories in the upcoming school year!

 

Emilie Pilchowski
Hometown: Renton, Washington

Emilie Pilchowski is from Renton, Washington and attended Interlake High School in Bellevue as an International Baccalaureate student. She also spent a lot of time growing up in Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean. Emilie’s primary passion is the environment, a path she pursued by taking advanced level classes in biology and environmental science. Furthermore, she volunteered at the Seattle Aquarium for three years where she interned with biologists and mentored her peers. Additionally, Emilie is actively involved in social justice. She was a member of TPAP, a teen peer advocate group, where she received training on a variety of topics, including dating violence, sexual assault, and rape prevention, gender roles, and healthy relationships. She then presented on these topics to other youth. TPAP is special in that the issues are discussed through a cultural lens, specifically focusing on the experiences of women with immigrant parents.  Emilie enjoys exploring Seattle and the surrounding outdoors.

Emilie hopes to major in either environmental science or biology. Additionally, she would like to explore the possibility of double majoring or minoring in the global studies program. Finally, Emilie is excited to discover Maine’s easily accessible outdoors.

 

Mila Reeves
Hometown: Harlem, New York 

Mila Reeves, born and raised in Harlem, New York, graduated from Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School in Manhattan. At Columbia, she always gravitated towards STEM subjects, and upon entering her freshman year of high school, Mila realized this was a field she aspired to pursue in college. Her specific interests fall into the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. She also has a knack for Spanish and is considering minoring in the language at Colby. In addition to academics, Mila enjoys playing basketball and has been a dancer, both inside and outside of school, since she was five years old. With this, she has taken over her church’s praise dance ministry as the head choreographer. Lastly, one of the main principles of Mila’s everyday life is diversity and its importance. In high school, she was an active member of the Multi-Ethnic Cultural Awareness Club, and in twelfth grade, she took on the role of being a senior leader. Her duties as a senior leader included coordinating meetings, leading presentations, and educating and provoking change in Columbia’s faculty surrounding students and their identities.

At Colby, Mila plans to take part in the Dual-Degree Engineering Program with Columbia University, majoring in either chemistry or biology and minoring in Spanish. With this, she is excited to take advantage of Colby’s amazing faculty support. She also plans to continue dancing and playing basketball at a club or intramural level. Mila hopes to take on a leadership role in cultural clubs and organizations, as this has been a non-academic passion of hers for as long as she can remember. In addition to college life, she also plans to explore the city of Waterville.

 

Chiamaka Ubani
Hometown: Elmont, New York 

Chiamaka attended Elmont Memorial High School in Elmont, NY. Sports were a huge part of her high school years, and since seventh grade she’s played soccer, basketball, and lacrosse. Being a student before an athlete, she took AP courses and excelled in all her classes. She not only graduated at the top of her class, but was also named Scholar Athlete of the Year. Her time volunteering at her school’s PALS (Providing Autism Links and Support) program had a meaningful impact on her, and she hopes to participate in similar programs at Colby. Chiamaka plans on majoring in biology and pursuing a pre-med path in the hopes of becoming a pediatrician. Finally, Chiamaka is very excited and grateful that she is able to continue her lacrosse career at Colby.

Chioma Andrea Akali
Hometown: Sacramento, California

Chioma Andrea Akali is from Sacramento, California. After middle school, she moved to Nigeria to learn more about her Igbo heritage and attend British Spring College in Awka. She represented her school in the National Mathematics and Science Olympiad, coming out in the top three multiple times. During her stay in Nigeria, she also volunteered for a local non-profit organization that worked with impoverished youth and widows. Her volunteer work gave her a greater appreciation of life and a desire to help those around her.

Chioma is interested in pursuing a career in the medical field. At Colby, she plans on majoring in psychology with a concentration in neuroscience and a minor in computer science. In her free time, she enjoys designing and sewing clothing, playing soccer, and reading a good book.

Nicole Byrd
Hometown: Edwardsburg, Michigan

Nicole is a graduate of Edwardsburg High School in Michigan. She is involved in many service organizations that allow her to give back to her community. Nicole is also first runner up to Miss Edwardsburg 2017. One of her favorite pastimes is reading and her favorite author is Paolo Bacigalupi.

Nicole plans to study cellular and molecular biology, and is considering a double major in French. Nicole hopes to be able to share her passion for science and language through laboratory work or teaching

Charlyna Gonzales
Hometown: Vadito, New Mexico

Charlyna Gonzales is from Vadito, New Mexico. She graduated from Peñasco High School alongside her small class of 19 students. Charlyna participated in athletics, including volleyball, track and field, and basketball, and continues to have a passion for running. She graduated with an associate’s degree in the liberal arts from Northern New Mexico College and for the past two summers, worked as an intern at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. It was there that she first gained an interest in physics.

Charlyna plans to major in physics and participate in the Dual-Degree Engineering Program so she can pursue biomedical engineering. She is grateful to be a QuestBridge scholar and hopes to encourage others to work hard and never sell themselves short of accomplishing their goals.

Derek Hernandez
Hometown: The Bronx, New York

Derek is coming to CAPS from Bard High School Early College in Manhattan, New York. With the help of his high school’s college counselors, he was able to receive two full scholarships to spend three weeks at Cornell University studying law and three weeks at Carleton College conducting scientific research on the magnetic field strength of the midcontinental rift under Minnesota. Derek has a deep passion for forensic science and hopes to reduce the number of wrongful convictions.

Derek is coming to Colby on a QuestBridge scholarship. He plans on majoring in chemistry so he can attend graduate school for forensic science. Derek is also excited about spending four more years in a small liberal arts environment because he loves getting to know people, especially his professors.

Ja’Sean Holmes
Hometown: Memphis, Tennessee

Ja’Sean attended White Station High School, graduating in the top 6 percent of his class. A highly diligent student who maintained the various responsibilities of his AP classes and extracurricular involvements, Ja’Sean is proud to join Colby College as a QuestBridge scholar. He credits the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) and STEM Virtual Academy for his interest in engineering. Ja’Sean plans to continue his involvement in NSBE by establishing Colby’s very first chapter.

Ja’Sean also has an interest in community service. He shares that he’s from an indigent environment and hopes to improve the communities around him through science. His past involvement with Teach For America has taught him the importance of education. At Colby, Ja’Sean plans to study molecular biology and enroll in Colby’s Dual-Degree Engineering Program. He also intends to continue his studies in the Spanish language with the goal of learning more about the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world.

Gustavo Jimenez
Hometown: Brooklyn, New York

Gustavo Jimenez attended Achievement First University Prep High School in Brooklyn, New York. During high school, he became involved and interested in robotics. He credits this work with helping him discover who is and what he loves to do.

At Colby, Gustavo intends to continue his work with technology. He hopes to use his experience and passion for technology for the good of society and the field of medicine. Gustavo enjoys spending time with friends and exploring new places.

Mackjeannie Joseph
Hometown: New London, Connecticut

Mackjeannie Joseph lives in New London, Connecticut and graduated from New London High School. Throughout high school, she focused on the sciences, attending medical and health science magnet schools. As a senior, she took classes such as human body structure and medical intervention.

Mackjeannie will be attending Colby as a QuestBridge scholar and plans to major in biology. Her future goals include medical school and becoming a pediatrician. Mackjeannie’s hobbies include reading, listening to music, and playing volleyball and soccer. She also enjoys learning about other cultures and languages. Mackjeannie currently speaks four languages including English, French, Spanish, and Creole. At Colby, she would like to study another language.

Emmanuel Sogunle
Hometown: Aurora, Colorado

Emmanuel graduated from Vista Peak Preparatory High School in Colorado. While in high school, Emmanuel was president of his school’s HOSA chapter, vice president of the National Honors Society, and an active member of the Black Student Alliance. Emmanuel is very proud of everything he was able to accomplish during high school and is ready to continue his journey at Colby.

Emmanuel is interested in pursuing a degree in computer science and economics and is very excited for the many opportunities Colby has to offer both academically and socially.

Elizabeth Stephens
Hometown: Chevy Chase, Maryland

Elizabeth Stephens graduated from Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School. She completed the IB Diploma program, studying higher level courses in biology, history, and English. Elizabeth enjoys long-distance running, making pottery, reading Toni Morrison, and watching Chinese and Korean dramas. Throughout high school, she was active in the Chinese calligraphy club and Peer Partners (tutoring), as well as volunteering at a senior home and the non-profit A Wider Circle. One of her fondest experiences is studying Chinese in Beijing for six weeks during the summer of 2015. Elizabeth is a recipient of the QuestBridge scholarship at Colby.

While at Colby, Elizabeth plans to major in biology, specializing in either biochemistry or neuroscience. Now in her seventh year of study, she looks forward to continue learning Mandarin on campus and abroad. Last but not least, Elizabeth is excited for snowy winters and many more chances to eat the Maine delicacy—whoopie pies.

Kayla (Kay) Wesley
Hometown: Brooklyn, New York

Kayla graduated from Achievement First Brooklyn High School. She is a singer and political enthusiast. Kayla was captain of her public forum debate team for two years. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with friends.

At Colby, Kayla plans to pursue either political science or neuroscience, and is considering minoring in African Studies. Kayla cares a lot about mental health in the Black community, but also the systemic treatment of Blacks in America. She wants to make a difference in race relations in America.

Connor Wilson
Hometown: Johnson City, Tennessee

Connor is from Johnson City, in northeastern Tennessee. He went to Daniel Boone High School, where he played soccer and was involved in many clubs and societies. He also enjoys outdoor activities. Connor plans on pursuing a double major in neuroscience and international relations, with hopes of becoming a pediatric neurosurgeon.

Derek Zapata
Hometown: San Antonio, Texas

Derek Zapata graduated with distinction from Claudia Taylor Johnson High School in San Antonio, Texas. Derek’s academic interests have always revolved around the sciences, and he studied biology, chemistry, and physics in high school. In addition to core academics, Derek has a passion for music. He played cello in the Johnson Varsity Orchestra for four years and competed at the district and state level in solo competitions. Derek also has extensive volunteer service. One of his favorite volunteer opportunities was with Children’s Association for Maximum Potential (CAMP), where he was a counselor at a summer camp exclusively for children and young adults with special needs. Derek enjoys creative writing, and has a passion for writing poetry, songs, and occasional short stories.

At Colby, Derek plans to major in physics with a concentration in astrophysics, but wants to explore more academic territory before deciding his minor. He hopes to continue playing cello in Colby’s orchestra program, and would like to learn more about music theory and composition in Colby’s other music-based programs. Derek is ambitious about joining extracurricular activities, including clubs, volunteer groups, and perhaps intramural sports.

Bethashley Cajuste
Hometown: Tampa, Florida

Bethashley graduated from Land O’ Lakes High School in Florida. She is a contemporary dancer and avid reader. One of her favorite genres is old mystery books, such as the Sherlock Holmes series. Bethashley is proud of her work with the International Baccalaureate program and the closeness of her IB group.

At Colby, Bethashley plans to pursue Environmental Science and Policy. She is considering a double major in International Relations. Bethashley is especially interested in political ecology. She wants to make a difference solving environmental issues in developing countries.

Krisla Canales
Hometown: Houston, Texas

Krisla attended the Yes Prep East End Public School in Houston. Yes Prep is a school for grades 6-12. Upon graduation, a ceremony is held with all Yes Prep campuses for the senior class to announce their graduation and plans. Krisla remembers this moment and her announcement to attend Colby as one of the proudest moments of her high school career.

Krisla is inspired to try many fields Colby in the liberal arts school setting. She would like to pursue medical school and a health-related field in the future. In Houston, she was part of a youth group through a small Baptist church. She also enjoys running. In her spare time, Krisla enjoys hanging out with friends, finding new places to eat, and trying new activities.

Emily Carter
Hometown: Sallisaw, Oklahahoma

Emily became initially interested in chemistry through her high school class at Sallisaw High School in Oklahoma. She comes to Colby to pursue a major in Environmental Science and the chemistry behind it. While in high school, Emily worked at a Long John Silver’s restaurant. She enjoys playing with little kids and loves caring her younger brother.

Emily says that where she is from, not a lot of people are inspired to succeed. She is proud of receiving a Questbridge Scholarship and she is proud of the respect she receives from her hard work. Emily hopes to motivate people who lack a vision for the future.

Kris De Luna
Hometown: Houston, Texas

Kris attended the Awty International School in Houston, Texas. She is proud of her success and substantial scholarship at the competitive high school, and is proud to come to Colby as a Questbridge scholar. At Colby, Kris plans to major in Biology. The IB program at her high school helped her discover Biology in depth. As a “hands-on learner,” Kris wants to become a doctor and a surgeon.

A piano player for nine years, Kris would like to pursue a new instrument at Colby. She is also excited to travel more. Already, she has been to Turkey and Holland while in high school. Kris won the French competition at her high school. Kris comes from a large family with a younger brother and two cousins the same age as her and her brother.

Holly Lauren Garcia
Hometown: Miami, Florida

Holly Lauren Garcia attended the Robert Morgan Educational Center in Miami, Florida. For the past two years, Holly Lauren tutored elementary school students in grades K-8 in all subjects. She is proud of them for their success. Holly Lauren is a lyrical dancer, a style of contemporary dance with ballet and jazz influences. She enjoys reading Victorian literature. Ayn Rand’s is one of her favorites.

Holly Lauren plans to double major in Psychology and Literature. She hopes to make a difference by learning to understand people. Holly is especially interested in understanding people “through the ages” and learning how people thought about their world in the past.

Garrett Genco
Hometown: Queens, New York

Garrett comes to CAPS from Franklin Square High School in Queens, New York. He grew up outside of Suffolk and moved to New York for his high school years. For the past few summers, Garret has interned at the Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York. During his first summer there, he studied many different sciences. During the second and third summers, Garret worked on environmental science projects that inspired his pursuit of the sciences. One of his projects was to assess the health and biodiversity of a river near St. James, New York. He comes to Colby interested in pursuing the biosciences. He aspires to become a zoologist or wildlife biologist. Garret is also interested in exploring communications and sports writing at Colby.

Stephanie Gonzalez Martinez
Hometown: Aurora, Colorado

Stephanie graduated from Cherry Creek School in Colorado. She is a hard worker. Due to her dedication to AP classes and student organizations, she is a proud recipient of the Questbridge scholarship. Stephanie was active in Key Club, the National English Honor Society, and Latin Honor Society. As a member of the United Latinas club, Stephanie participated in the Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights. Through the Denver organization, Stephanie went to Washington, D.C. to lobby for government rights and a new perspective of health care.

This experience is one of many things that inspired Stephanie to pursue Biology at Colby. She is excited to join the small liberal arts school environment that Colby has to offer. Stephanie would like to get to know the professors and create a personable academic community where she can explore her interests.

Juan Luna
Hometown: Hollywood, Florida

Juan is from Hollywood, Florida where he attended McFatter Technical High School. There, Juan was the president of his high school environmental club. Under his leadership, the club received recognition from the National Wildlife Federation and the Environmental Protection Agency for their positive influence in the Hollywood community. He also started a community cross country club, promoting his belief after experiences with costly sports that exercise should be free and open to everyone.

Juan recently received his certificate for medical assisting in May, allowing him to work in clinics and be appointed as a phlebotomist, EKG analyst, and Health Care Provider. Juan is a recipient of the Questbridge scholarship at Colby. Juan is inspired to pursue studies in global health at Colby. While he already speaks Spanish, at Colby he looks forward to learning more languages and studying abroad.

Victoria Marion
Hometown: Cranston, Rhode Island

Victoria is from Cranston, Rhode Island where she graduated from Cranston High School East. She enjoys playing tennis, biking, and reading. Victoria is proud of her success in track and field in high school. She began throwing discus during her junior year. After months of hard work and some surprise talent, Victoria took second at the state championships. Victoria plans to pursue neuroscience and stem cell research at Colby. She first became interested through a Brown University’s Brain Science program. Victoria remembers one particular student researcher putting sensors into a tadpole’s head to track brain waves and sharing stories of his own journey with neuroscience. Victoria decided then that she wanted to dive in and see where the neuroscience field takes her as an important and developing field.

While at Colby, Victoria would also like to study German language. She has fallen in love with the people and landscape of the country through her godfather’s stories of being stationed there during the Vietnam War. She is inspired to travel abroad there and form her own experiences with German culture.

Abraham Pineda Jr. 
Hometown: Houston, Texas

Abraham attended both public school in Houston and The Hotchkiss School for high school. Abraham dedicated his school career so far to his classes, working, and track and field. At public school in Texas, Abraham was the President of the National Honors Society and ran track. He is proud that he was able to graduate with honors while juggling his AP classes, sports, and work. Abraham was part of a club called “Green is Love” that his coach began. The club planted trees, picked up trash on the highway, and recycled every week. Abraham says that he felt like the club had a positive influence despite being in a city where environmental values can be hard to come by. At Colby, Abraham would like to prepare for medical school. He is interested in majoring in either Neuroscience or a humanities major yet to be discovered as an interest. Abraham likes to write, especially about sports literature and African American literature. He is excited to take writing seriously. Abraham would like to learn a new language and explore new interests and passions. He plans to join the cross country, indoor, and outdoor track teams at Colby.

Sarah Vaughan 
Hometown: Lexington, Virginia

Sarah attended the Rockbridge Christian Academy in Lexington, Virginia. The high school is new; she was part of the third class to fully graduate from the Academy. The new school did not have many opportunities for classes yet, but Sarah was able to work with the faculty to bring in pre-calculus and physics classes her senior year. She aspires to be pre-med and major in biology with the intent to become a surgeon. Sarah’s grandmother was a nurse, and her experiences inspired Sarah to help others. Sarah is also a dancer. She has practiced clogging, a style of folk dance, for five years and ballet for two years. She hopes to continue dancing at Colby. Sarah would also like to explore outdoor activities since Maine and Colby have so many outdoor recreation opportunities to offer.