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Isabella Erber
Contact: igerber@wm.edu
Year: Sophomore
Studies: Business & Psychology
Advice: "Get a google calendar to keep everything together, and don’t be afraid to put yourself out there. Talk to other people, especially those in Spotswood."
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Shravya Harish
Contact: sharish@wm.edu
Year: Junior
Studies: Biology
Advice: "Take as many opportunities as you can to interact with the Williamsburg community. The Sharpe program offers a lot of chances to go out and do fun things like go to the community garden or attend workshops at historical sites. Literally do everything!"
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Kaleea Korunka
Contact: kekorunka@wm.edu
Year: Junior
Studies: Chemistry
Advice: "Make friends - lots of friends!"
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Kyle Lewis-Johnson
Contact: kclewisjohnson@wm.edu
Year: Junior
Studies: Chemistry & Biochemistry
Advice: "Ask your mentors questions. Reach out to the fellows, talk to Maxwell, talk to Dr. Griffin, and everyone involved in Sharpe. Get engaged, ask questions, this will help you get into the community."
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Sailor Miao
Contact: ymiao04@wm.edu
Year: Senior
Studies: Government & Hispanic Studies
Advice: "Don't be afraid to ask questions. Your mentors are in a good position to answer your questions - about research, or really anything."
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Allison Thorne
Contact: acthorne@wm.edu
Year: Sophomore
Studies: Biology & Marine Science
Advice: "What you put into it is what you’ll get out of it."
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Jason Zheng
Contact: jxzhang@wm.edu
Year: Sophomore
Studies: Public Policy & Sociology
Advice: "Don’t be afraid to ask questions and put yourself out there. Introduce yourself to the other Sharpies, to your professors, and the community members Sharpe brings in. You never know who you might connect with."
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