My residence hall put on an event called Diversity Cookies. Residents were encouraged to come decorate a cookie whilst sharing fun facts about yourself and getting to know other residents better. The experience was really interesting and I learned a lot about my peers, their cultures, their past times, and even their diets. I think it really aided in my journey as a learner by reminding me not to have preconceived notions of people before I get to know them. I think as leaders at Ohio State, we all need to carry that wisdom with us. Every person we meet knows something that we do not and we all need to work together to succeed. Even if that success is something as small as a finished cookie.
Author: egel.3
About Me
My name is Nicole Egel and I am a first year Business major with a Marketing specification. I am humbled to be a part of the Mount Leadership Society Scholars program. As well as that, I am involved with various organizations around campus including The Association for the Business of Sports and Buckeye Catholic. I work in the Aquatics department at the Recreation and Physical Activities Center and was awarded Lifeguard of the Year for the 2017 season by Metropolitan Pools Services. I am an alumni of the leadership program Look Up to Cleveland. And after accepting an invitation to participate in the elite program, I completed the Inaugural Mary Helen Wolfe Chandler Future Women in Business Summit.