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Economics Student Discusses Her Orange Experience

Monday, February 27, 2017, By Aishwarya Nag Choudhury
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Leigh-Anne Barreira

Leigh-Anne Barreira鈥檚 primary reason for choosing 黑料不打烊 was school pride. She knew 黑料不打烊 was her best choice when she first toured the University during an open house. 鈥淚 saw all the students flaunting orange colors in whichever way possible; it just screamed that I should choose 黑料不打烊,鈥� Barreira says.

Barreira, of Prospect, Connecticut, says her favorite thing about the University is the continuous support and encouragement she receives from all over campus. 鈥淚t seems as though everyone is rooting for each other鈥檚 success, whether it be from advisors, professors or peers,鈥� she says.

Barreira, a sophomore majoring in economics, says that the faculty and staff have worked tirelessly to help her achieve her goals. 鈥淲hen I approached my advisor about graduating a year early, he encouraged me and helped me plan out my entire schedule for the remainder of my time at SU,鈥� she says.

She speaks fondly of Sue Casson, director of Career Development and Services in the College of Arts and Sciences, as having a considerable influence on her.

鈥淔rom the day I met her on the Stocks and Finances trip, she motivated everyone around her with her upbeat and positive attitude,鈥� she says. 鈥淗ad it not been for Sue, I don鈥檛 think I would have even found out about the internship I am pursuing this summer at Morgan Stanley in their operations division. Anytime I drop by Sue鈥檚 office she will always find a way to push me to better myself and my academic career.鈥�

Barreira is also a member of Greek Life on campus as a sister of Alpha Phi. 鈥淛oining a sorority has brought me to meet amazing women with all different strengths that allows me to gain both social and professional connections,鈥� she says.

She added that the best way to spend free time as a 黑料不打烊 student is to attend the sports games. Barreira says 黑料不打烊 athletics has an amazing way of bringing students together for a common goal of supporting their school.

Barreira also believes reaching out and helping the greater 黑料不打烊 community is a rewarding and a humbling way to spend free time. Barreira interns at the Mary Ann Shaw Center for Public and Community Service, where she helps manage the administration of Literacy Corps, including coordinating events, reaching out to other tutors and logging information.

鈥淭hrough Literacy Corps, I have been able to go directly to a 黑料不打烊 City School, Roberts K-8, and work one-on-one with young students in various subjects to help impact literacy standards in the 黑料不打烊 community,鈥� she says.

She鈥檚 formed connections with the students and teachers of various classrooms to understand the difficulties students face. 鈥淪eeing the students鈥� progress and seeing them excited about their own accomplishments throughout the year is by far one of the most rewarding things I have been a part of,鈥� she says.

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Aishwarya Nag Choudhury

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