Why Endicott? Why Division III?

Chose Endicott for the multiple opportunities available for me, including the internship program, the accredited interior design program and a spot on the women's cross country team. 

Awards

Academic

• 2017 Spring Dean's List
• 2016 Fall Dean's List
• 2016 CCC Academic All-Conference
• 3x NYSSAA Section 9 Scholar-Athlete award winner

Athletic

• Division Champion in 1000m for Section 9 N.Y. State & State Qualifier at Washingtonville

Career Summary

2016: Sophomore season at Endicott... competed in all seven races... finished with a time of 25:47.21 at the D3 New England Regionals (6k, 254th)... ranked 45th at the CCC Championships (6k, 26:27)... also raced in the Western New England Invitational (5k, 21:35, 52nd), the James Earley Invitational (6k, 26:20.66, 237th), the Bowdoin Invitational (6k, 26:24.8, 32nd), the University of New England Invitational (5k, 22:38.0, 35th), and the Roger Williams University Invitational (5k, 23:05.43, 60th)

2015: Freshman season at Endicott... competed in six out of seven races for the Gulls in her first-year with the program... posted a time of 25:11 at the CCC championships and a time of 26:18.1 at NCAA Regionals

Professional Aspirations

Plans to obtain an internship in Boston with a commercial design firm... completed an internship with Fawn Galli Interiors in January of 2016... duties included answering phone calls, responding to emails, traveling to multiple clients' apartments picking up and dropping off design materials, and contributing to various design decisions. 

Maeve on her experience at Fawn Galli Interiors:

"It opened my eyes to the job opportunities with in a big city, therefore, my goal is to eventually get a career in either New York City or Boston at a residential firm." 

Clubs and Organizations 

Member of the 2015-16 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) ... Member of the 2016-17 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)

Community Service

Along with her family, hosted a backyard carnival to raise money for kids in need named "Kids for Kids Karnival" in which they had friends and neighbors assist