Himani Ghia
My name is Himani Ghia. I am a third-year majoring in Finance and minoring in Management Information Systems.
In my free time I enjoy listening to music, watching movies, and going for long drives.
My advice to students would be to make the most out of college by getting involved and taking advantage of the resources that Penn State Abington offers.
Katherine Rodriguez
My name is Katherine Rodriguez. I’m a fourth-year student double majoring in Psychological & Social Sciences (B.S.) and Rehabilitation and Human Services (B.A.).
I love being out in nature, traveling, watching movies, and drinking coffee. Recently, I’ve taken up golfing, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite hobbies. I also really enjoy playing board games with my family on the weekends- we get pretty competitive!
My biggest piece of advice for students is to get out there and get involved on campus. I know it can feel intimidating at first, but everyone here is kind, welcoming, and ready to support you. Penn State Abington quickly became a home for me, and it can be one for you too.
Logan MacCorkle
My name is Logan MacCorkle. I am a second-year student majoring in Rehabilitation and Human Services (B.S)
I enjoy watching Netflix shows, doing Arts & Crafts, and playing video games. Also, I have grown an interest in cooking various dishes. I play Volleyball, and I'm the Treasurer for the Volleyball club on campus.
My advice for students would be to make as many connections to people around campus as possible, including Faculty, Professors, and fellow students. When you Graduate you don't just leave with a degree, but with all the connections you made during your time at Penn State.
Jared Miller
My name is Jared Miller, and I am a 4th-year student studying Business/Corporate Communications.
When I am not in class, I enjoy reading, listening to music, hanging out with friends, and gaming. I am also an active member of the student government, serving as a senator on the Marketing and Public Relations Committee and a member of Penn State Hillel.
My recommendation for students would be to get involved, attend events, join clubs, talk to your professors, and peers. The more integrated you are into the Penn State Abington world, the more fulfilling college will be.