Where are you from?
I’m from New Canaan, Connecticut.

What kinds of things have you been involved in during your time at Taft?
I am a school mon this year, and have played varsity football, varsity golf, and thirds hockey. I have also been involved in groups like the eco-monitors, Class Committee, and Taft Athletics Reporting.

What has been your favorite class at Taft?
My favorite class has been Boarding School Literature with Mr. Pratt. I was fascinated to learn about different authors’ experiences during their time at boarding school, and I also thoroughly enjoyed our final research project, in which we got to explore the Taft archives.

What is your favorite spot on campus?
My favorite spot on campus is Odden Arena. I spend lots of time every Sunday skating up there with friends, as well as watching our varsity hockey teams play on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

What has been your most memorable Taft moment?
My most memorable moment at Taft would have to be our win on Hotchkiss Day this year. We battled back and won in the last 30 seconds against our rivals in my last high school football game ever.

What is one piece of advice you’d give new or prospective Taft students?
I would tell new students to try something new. Whether it be starting a new instrument, picking up a new sport, or simply joining one of our many student-run clubs, stepping outside your comfort zone and trying something new is a key part of the Taft experience.

What does it mean to be a Rhino?
Being a Rhino means exemplifying leadership, inclusivity, and friendliness both in and outside of the Taft community.