Caroline Boyce, Worship Coordinator
boyccm16@wfu.edu Hey
guys! My name is Caroline Boyce, and I am a senior from Tyner, North
Carolina. I am an Accounting major in the business school and will be
doing the MSA program next year. At Wake, I am a part of BSU and a
player, as well as Treasurer, for the Women's Club Basketball team. In
my free time I like to play pick-up soccer or basketball, play the
piano, and eat really tasty food. I love BSU because I get to do all
three of those things whether its playing on the IM team or worshipping
and enjoying dinner at Horizons on Tuesdays. I look forward to seeing
everyone at BSU this year!
Sierra Browning, Summer Missions Coordinator
Go Deacs!
Madison Rose, Fellowship Coordinator
rosemn16@wfu.eduI'm
Madison Rose, and I am a senior from Morganton, North Carolina. I'm a
Health and Exercise Science major with Chemistry and Biology minors. I
hope to become a dentist one day! I really enjoy spending time with
family and friends, dancing, hiking, fishing, and volunteering. BSU is
my home away from home, and I hope you will feel that way as well. I
look forward to seeing you at the many awesome BSU events throughout the
year!
Andrew Wilson, Outreach Coordinator
wilsab16@wfu.edu I am a Senior from
Statesville, NC. History is my major and I am also a Latin American
Studies Minor. After graduation I will begin a career in Human Resources. This is my fourth year on BSU! As Coordinator, my job is to collaborate with other organizations on campus.
When I have free time, I enjoy golfing and hanging out with friends. I
have gone to Cuba with BSU and feel that the organization has had a
profound impact on my life. I'd invite all interested students to
Horizons on Tuesday nights at 6!
Abigail Cole, Covenant Family Coordinator
coleag18@wfu.eduHi,
I'm Abigail. I am a sophomore from Rockwell NC. I am a biology major,
minoring in neuroscience. I'm trying my best to pursue a career in the
medical field, we'll see how that goes. But in the mean time, I love to
listen to true crime podcasts, and watch criminal minds. I love BSU, it
is honestly my favorite thing about Wake, and I hope to make it a home
to many other people.
Ryan Carter, Special Ministries.
I belong to
Kara Elizabeth Towery. She's my Girrrrlfriend. I lurv her. (I also
love doing community service work and am happy to be wor
Kara Towery, President
toweke16@wfu.edu
 Hey I'm Kara and I am a junior from Morganton, North Carolina! I am an Anthropology major and I hope to pursue a career in medicine after undergrad. Here at Wake, I am on the cheerleading team and I am also an RA in Collins! I enjoy hiking, dancing, hanging out in the BSU lounge, or spending time with my family in my free time. Maya Angelou once said, "The ache for home lives in all of us, the safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned". Since coming to Wake, I have felt most at home at BSU. BSU offers a welcoming and loving atmosphere, which I felt since I came to the first Horizons meeting. I look forward to serving as the Fellowship Coordinator for the rest of the year and hopefully meeting some of you through Horizons, bible studies, or Sacred Cow.
Reina Echevarria, Secretary/Treasurerechera16@wfu.edu
Hey
Everyone! I'm Reina. My hobbies include not writing my own bio,
gymnastics, and getting into brawls at juice bars. I'm studying
biochemistry and when I graduate I plan on riding my Harley around the
United States and Canada looking for juice bars. The only two books I
carry on my hog are the Bible and also Zen and the Art of Motorcycle
Maintenance. When I grow up I am going to be a millionaire in Paris and a
missionary.
Lindsey Hoots, Web Page Guru and co-presidente
 hootlk16@wfu.edu
Hello! My name is Lindsey Hoots and I am a junior from Winston-Salem, NC. I am a Biology major, and minoring in English and Chemistry. I am also the Co-president for Wake's Club Softball team, and I am on the WF EMS crew. My hobbies include reading, binge-watching tv shows, and hanging out with my friends and family. I'm obsessed with the movie She's the Man and pugs. I love BSU and am so thankful for the life-long friendships I have made here.
Imani Stewart, Pastoral Care Coordinator
stewki16@wfu.edu Hey guys I'm Imani and I am from High Point, NC! I am a junior and a Health and Exercise Science major here at Wake with a double minor in chemistry and math (yes I really like numbers). I plan to pursue a career in medicine once I graduate and hopefully get into med school. Besides BSU, I am involved in Wake's Concert Choir, M.E. (musical empowerment), and work in the gym. I love to sing and spend most of my time outside of class listening to music, humming along, or straight belting it out if I am alone...even when I'm studying. I also spend my free time playing and watching sports and go to almost every Wake sporting event I can. BSU has become another home here at Wake for me. We all have become a little family and I love being apart of this group, whether it's worshiping every week, or running around playing IM's with everyone.
Dylan Brown, Public Relations Coordinator
maunca18@wfu.edu
What can be said about Dylan? The details of my life are quite inconsequential... very well, where do I
begin? My father was a relentlessly self-improving boulangerie owner
from Belgium with low grade narcolepsy. My mother was a fifteen year old
French llama seller named Chloe who had webbed feet. My father would
drink, he would make outrageous claims like he invented the question
mark. Sometimes he would accuse chestnuts of being lazy. The sort of
general malaise that only the genius possess and the insane lament. My
childhood was typical. Summers in Rangoon, luge lessons with Ludite
ex-patriots who taught me to disdain writing my own bio for websites.
In the spring we'd make meat helmets, which was particularly difficult since we're vegan. (Now I'm a fifth level Vegan. I only eat things that do not cast a shadow.)
When I was insolent I was placed in a burlap bag and beaten with reeds-
pretty standard really.
The New Student Representative is chosen by the BSU in the Fall to represent new students, both freshmen and transfer students.  I have secretly implanted a virus on this page so that if someone attempts to copy email addresses for the purpose of spam that it will instantly send the IP address to http://spam.gov/report--- Default bio for council members who don't write a bio: The details of my life are quite inconsequential... very well, where do I begin? My father was a relentlessly self-improving boulangerie owner from Belgium with low grade narcolepsy. My mother was a fifteen year old French llama seller named Chloe who had webbed feet. My father would drink, he would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark. Sometimes he would accuse chestnuts of being lazy. The sort of general malaise that only the genius possess and the insane lament. My childhood was typical. Summers in Rangoon, luge lessons with Ludite ex-patriots who taught me to disdain writing my own bio for websites. In the spring we'd make meat helmets, which has served me well in my complete domination of Kaitlin Mundy in every sport we've ever played. When I was insolent I was placed in a burlap bag and beaten with reeds- pretty standard really.
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