Fellows Directory

Directory Information for Sharpe Fellows

	Joslyn Colglazier Contact: jpcolglazier@wm.edu Year: Junior Studies: Biology and Environmental Science Advice: "Get involved and put yourself out there! Starting college can be scary, but the more you get to know your peers and pursue the things that interest you, the more W&M will start to feel like home."
	Isabella Erber Contact: igerber@wm.edu Year: Senior Studies: Business and Psychology Advice: "When I first arrived at William and Mary, I was scared and anxious, being new to everything and everyone. But a lot of other people are feeling the same way so don't be afraid to put yourself out there and start the conversation! Don't be scared to fail...success stems from it. Fellows, Maxwell, Dr.Griffin, classmates all want to help you succeed! Oh, and have fun! I thank Spotswood Hall for the friends, laughs, smiles, and memories I made there, and you will too! Go Tribe!"
	Cadence Hodge Contact: crhodge@wm.edu  Year: Sophomore Studies: History and Public Health Advice:  "Don't agree to do things if you aren't already certain you can follow through! It's easy to overcommit, but it's very rare that someone will hold it against you if you're honest from the start about what you do and don't have time for!"
	Taylor Jones  Contact: tbjones@wm.edu Year: Sophomore Studies: Sociology and Gender, Sexuality, & Women's Studies Advice: "Never forget that you can't have enough kindness or knowledge in this world; those are two of the greatest gifts no one can ever take away."
	Emily "Mei Mei" Mon Contact: emmon@wm.edu Year: Junior Studies: Biology and Marine Science Advice: "Take every opportunity to learn about things you couldn't at home! Do not be afraid to ask for the help you need to explore your passions."
	Megan Pettyjohn Contact: mepettyjohn@wm.edu Year: Junior Studies: Biology and Conservation Advice: "Don’t be afraid to ask questions and advocate for yourself. People at William & Mary genuinely want to help you, but they won’t know how to help unless you ask."
	Matthew Preneta Contact: mdpreneta@wm.edu Year: Sophomore Studies: Public Policy and Sociology Advice: "Stay curious, ask question, and never be afraid to say hello!"
	Ava Reed Contact: agreed@wm.edu Year: Sophomore Studies: Public Policy Advice: "Be adaptable and embrace some optimism! Not everything is going to go the way you planned, and it won't always feel so great. But guess what? That's life! The best thing you can do in those situations is to have some faith in yourself that you will make the most out of it and keep going! Also, don't be afraid to ask for help in those situations because we are all here to help one another reach our own versions of success!"
	Allison Thorne Contact: acthorne@wm.edu Year: Senior Studies: Biology and Marine Science Advice: "What you put into it is what you’ll get out of it."
	Selah Watkins Contact: shwatkins@wm.edu Year: Junior Studies: History and Government Advice: "Approach every new experience with an open mind and no expectations, and you may be surprised by the sheer number of opportunities to learn and grow you will encounter with this mindset."
	Jason Zheng Contact: jxzheng@wm.edu Year: Senior Studies: Public Policy and Sociology Advice: "Say yes to new experiences! Whether that's a club that piques your interest, a chance to do research, or even creating positive memories with those around you, these experiences may teach you more about yourself, your values, and your interests at William & Mary and beyond."