Amy Medford, Presidentmedfad14@wfu.edu
I'm
a senior from Canton, NC (30 minutes outside of Asheville, NC). I
plan on pursuing a career in medicine after my time here at Wake. My
major is physics with a minor in film and media studies. I'm super
nerdy and obsessed with House, M.D. and The Office. My hobbies include music, film, and hanging out in the
BSU lounge. I am also a member of the Wake Forest Concert Choir. Most
importantly, I love Jesus and am so grateful for the life He has given
me! BSU is one of the places where I feel most at home on
campus. We are like a weird, but loving family, and we strive to make
everyone feel welcome. Come and join us on Tuesdays nights for Horizons!
I'm excited to see what God has in store for this school year!
Vicky Wang, Summer Missions Coordinatorwangr14@wfu.edu
Hello, I'm Vicky. I am an international student from Taiwan and is currently a senior. My major is chemistry with concentration in biochemistry and a minor in biology. Traveling to the US is hard when you're alone, but sometimes it is even harder when you are one of the few Taiwanese students on campus. The problem of fitting in became worse because of my introverted personality. I was extremely lucky to know BSU and able to become a member. I was opened up to many opportunities in my spring break missionary trips. After traveling 7,619 miles, I finally found a new haven that can accept my identity, culture, and even difference in religious view. I am excited to be this year's Summer Missions Coordinator and hopefully my introduction can encourage more students to find BSU as a safe space to express their ideas.
Madison Thrailkill, Summer Missions Coordinator@wfu.edu
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
Natalie Bare, Fellowship Coordinatorbarenj14@wfu.edu Hi,
I'm Natalie, and I am a senior from Asheville, North Carolina. I am a
sociology major with a concentration in criminology. My hobbies include
long-boarding, playing basketball, taking selfies with Kim's phone, and listening to music. I love
intramural sports here at Wake and hope to lead BSU scoreless snowflakes
to victory this year!! BSU is my home away from home, and I am so happy
to be part of council this year. We accept you just as you are. BSU is
the most supportive, loving group here. Come visit!!
Kara Towery, Pastoral Care Coordinatortoweke16@wfu.edu Hey
I'm Kara and I am a sophomore 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 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 Pastoral Care Coordinator the rest of the year and
hopefully meeting some of you through Horizons, bible studies, or Sacred
Cow.
Imani Stewart, Outreach Coordinator
@wfu.edu
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.
Disclaimer: this is what happens when members don't write their own bios.
Madison Rose, Special Ministries Coordinator rosemn16@wfu.edu
I am Madison Rose, and I am a sophomore from Morganton, North Carolina. At the moment, I plan to major in Health and Exercise Science and then seek a career in the medical field. I enjoy spending time with family and dear 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 over the year!
Janay Williams, Worship Coordinator  willja14@wfu.edu I am Janay Williams and I serve as the worship coordinator for the
Baptist Student Union. I am a North Carolina native. In my free time I
enjoy fishing, reading, and going on walks.
Covenant Family Coordinator
Andrew Wilson, Outreach Coordinator/ Spring 2018
wilsab16@wfu.edu  I am a Sophomore from Statesville, NC. History is my intended major and I hope to pursue a career in the legal field one day. This is my second year on BSU and as Coordinator my job is to collaborate with other organizations on campus.
When I have free time, I enjoy golfing, playing basketball, and writing short stories. I went to Cuba last year with BSU and feel that the organization has had a profound impact upon my life. I'd invite all interested students to Horizons on Tuesday nights at 6!
Lindsey Hoots, Public Relations hootlk16@wfu.edu
Hello! My name is Lindsey Hoots and I am a sophomore from Winston-Salem, NC. I intend to major in Biology and am on the pre-health track. I am also the Safety Officer 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.
Helen Liu, Secretary/Treasurer
liuh14@wfu.edu
Hey Everyone! My name is Helen and I'm a senior from Sarasota, FL (1 hr away from Tampa, FL). I am a Health and Exercise Science major and I am minoring in biology and psychology. I am planning to pursue a medical career after graduating from Wake. My hobbies include Asian drama, music, and reading. I'm excited to be a part of Council and I can't wait to see what this new school year will bring. BSU helped me start my walk with God and I hope you will join me as we all learn more about God. Hope to see you at Horizons!
Jenny Liu, Secretary/Treasurer
@wfu.edu
My twin sister and I have matching bowling balls and bowling outfits.
TBD in the Fall, New Student Representative @wfu.edu
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.
Disclaimer: this is what happens when members don't write their own bios. |
