Kevin Dong
Hometown: Aurora, CO
Major: Finance and Marketing
SU Clubs & Orgainizations: Beta Alpha Psi (BAP)
Class Standing: Senior
Interesting Facts: I love music and am a first-generation student.
Favorite thing about Seattle: The boba!
The New Student Mentor (NSM) Program is a paid leadership program in the Albers School of Business and Economics. It consists of a selected group of junior and senior Business students who provide academic advising and mentoring to first-year Business students, as well as host quarterly events to keep the freshmen connected to the Business School. New Student Mentors serve as role models and work closely to assist the freshmen advisees in their transition to college so that the “first year experience” is a good one. Many of the New Student Mentors are in this position now because of the positive experience they had with their New Student Mentors when they were freshmen in the Albers School. The New Student Mentors represent what an Albers student is to both the internal and external community.
The New Student Mentor Program will play a significant role in fostering the retention, academic success, and professional development of Albers Freshmen. We will work effectively as a team to meet these goals through mentoring activities that encourage academic and personal growth of participating students in a safe and friendly environment.
The New Student Mentor program is a unique way to become involved with the future of Seattle University and our community. With our warm hearts, we welcome freshman students for the new academic year.
Hometown: Aurora, CO
Major: Finance and Marketing
SU Clubs & Orgainizations: Beta Alpha Psi (BAP)
Class Standing: Senior
Interesting Facts: I love music and am a first-generation student.
Favorite thing about Seattle: The boba!
Hometown: Eugene, OR
Majors: Business Analytics and Finance
Minor: Economics
SU Clubs & Organizations: AKPsi and SU Econ Club
Class Standing: Senior
Interesting Fact: I've been to Spain and Guatemala.
Favorite thing about Seattle: Being close to water and mountains.
Hobbies: Backpacking, running, basketball, watching movies.
Hometown: Kailua, HI
Major: Finance
SU Clubs & Organizations: Club Waterpolo and Soccer
Class Standing: Senior
Interesting Fact: I went skydiving and loved it (and if Finance doesn't work out I want to be an instructor lol)
Favorite thing about Seattle: Being in a city and the rain :)
Hobbies: Reading, music, cooking, working out, hanging with friends.
Hometown: Newcastle, WA
Majors: Finance and Business Analytics
Minor: Business Economics
SU Clubs & Organizations: AKPsi, Albers Placement Center (APC) Council, Undergraduate Leadership Program (UGL), and Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Class Standing: Senior
Interesting Fact: One of my passions for business stemmed from selling Girl Scout cookies for 8 years!
Best thing about Seattle: The rain!
Hobbies: Concert-going, baking, golfing, spending time with family and friends.
Hometown: Cypress, CA
Major: Business Analytics and Marketing
Minor: Business Economics
Class Standing: Senior
Interesting Fact: I love finding hole in the wall places to eat.
Favorite thing about Seattle: The leaves changing colors in the fall!
Hobbies: Traveling, musicals, and finding good places to eat.
Hometown: Madison, AL
Major: Management and Marketing
SU Clubs & Organizations: Alpha Kappa Psi (AKPsi) and South Asian Student Association (SASA)
Class Standing: Junior
Interesting Fact: I moved to Alabama this summer and now I love the country vibes now (more than I did already). No longer a city girl!
Favorite thing about Seattle: The fresh air and the lack of humidity!
Hobbies: Dancing, Gymnastics, Hanging w/ Friends and Family, Concerts, Baseball, Zac Efron.
Hometown: Honolulu, HI
Majors: Management and Business Analytics
Minor: Philosophy
SU Clubs & Organizations: AKPsi, Model UN, and Honors
Class Standing: Senior
Interesting Fact: My grandparents went to and met at Seattle U and have now been married for 55 years.
Favorite thing about Seattle: All the variety of food you can get.
Hobbies: Reading, cycling, yoga.