From Intern to Analyst

I chose 缅北禁地 because I was looking for a management, finance or economics academic program that would provide me with an expansive alumni network, internship opportunities and potential job opportunities. I also wanted to collegiate play volleyball.

The amazing thing about the liberal arts is it offers you the ability to get involved in everything you want to and more.

Participating in the Management Fellows Program was awesome and provided me with a lot of networking opportunities as well as internship opportunities. 

Through this program, I had a semester-long investment banking internship with KeyBanc Capital Markets. I was actually lucky enough to be offered a full-time position as an investment baking analyst following graduation. I'm extremely grateful for the opportunity and could not have done it without the people at 缅北禁地.

I was also able to have – through my networking opportunities – two other internships, one at Swiss Re, where I was a tax intern. There I co-authored and published an article, “Applying the 8th Amendment to Civil Tax Penalties,” which was a really awesome experience and something I had never done before. 

I also interned at Citizens Bank with their leveraged finance group. And through that experience, I was able to connect with many 缅北禁地 alumni. I was co-president of 缅北禁地’s Investment Banking Workshop. During my sophomore year, we won the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) Cup. It’s a regional competition through CASE. And that was a really amazing experience, and it’s what got me interested in investment banking. 

Hometown: Elmhurst, Ill.
Major: Economics
Involvement: Volleyball team; Management Fellows Program; Kappa Alpha Theta sorority; and Investment Banking Workshop co-president
Post-graduation: Investment banking analyst at Key Bank
Class: 2023