Meet the Welcome Weekend Team!
During Welcome Weekend (WW), there will be a team of fifteen enthusiastic ambassadors and two captains who will provide you with a helping hand and welcome you to your new home. They have plenty of fun events planned for your orientation weekend, and cannot wait to meet you all! Below, you can learn a little bit more about each of your WW ambassadors and captains.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact them in these upcoming weeks! While their contact info is not on this page, it will be in the official booklets you will receive in your emails in a few weeks. Make sure to join the Pasquerilla East Class of 2020 Facebook Group! We'll all be on there too to answer any questions you have!
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact them in these upcoming weeks! While their contact info is not on this page, it will be in the official booklets you will receive in your emails in a few weeks. Make sure to join the Pasquerilla East Class of 2020 Facebook Group! We'll all be on there too to answer any questions you have!
Captains:
Lindsey M.
Hey there, Pyros! My name is Lindsey, and I am a senior from the happiest place in the world - West Des Moines, IA. I am majoring in Piano Performance with a minor in Liturgical Music Ministry. I am involved in Pasquerilla East Musical Company (PEMCo), ND Vision, and the Right to Life club. I will be on hall council this year as one of your spirituality commissioners, shamelessly promoting our Wednesday night fruit Mass every week. I live on coffee, enjoy doing math for fun, and always have at least one coloring book on hand. If you ever want to talk about music, from Beethoven to Taylor Swift to Hamilton, I’m your girl. Through dancing obnoxiously at dances, grabbing lots of food from the section share tables, and binge-watching lots of Netflix with wonderful people, I have really found a home here in the PE community over the past three years. I can’t wait to meet you all and I’m counting down the days until Welcome Weekend! Enjoy the rest of your summer, and I will see you all in August!
Hey there, Pyros! My name is Lindsey, and I am a senior from the happiest place in the world - West Des Moines, IA. I am majoring in Piano Performance with a minor in Liturgical Music Ministry. I am involved in Pasquerilla East Musical Company (PEMCo), ND Vision, and the Right to Life club. I will be on hall council this year as one of your spirituality commissioners, shamelessly promoting our Wednesday night fruit Mass every week. I live on coffee, enjoy doing math for fun, and always have at least one coloring book on hand. If you ever want to talk about music, from Beethoven to Taylor Swift to Hamilton, I’m your girl. Through dancing obnoxiously at dances, grabbing lots of food from the section share tables, and binge-watching lots of Netflix with wonderful people, I have really found a home here in the PE community over the past three years. I can’t wait to meet you all and I’m counting down the days until Welcome Weekend! Enjoy the rest of your summer, and I will see you all in August!
Maddie H.
Hey Pyros! My name is Maddie, and I’m a junior majoring in Aerospace Engineering, hailing from the great city of St. Louis (aka the Lou, aka Cardinal Nation). I cannot wait to lead Welcome Weekend this year and help welcome you to your new home. Outside of class, I’m in Campus Ministry, ND Right to Life and the ND Rocketry Team, which builds rockets to compete in the NASA student launch competition in Alabama, and I TA a sophomore computing class. I am also very excited to be PE’s Vice President this upcoming year. Get excited for some fun events and hall councils led by myself and our president Bonnie Du! We always have a few freshman commissioners on hall council, so definitely consider joining our team!
In my spare time, I love hammocking, running, making fun healthy creations in the dining halls (s/o to north dining hall, objectively the best dh on campus), stopping to talk to people for absurdly long amounts of time pretty much anywhere, even if I’m in a hurry, and playing PE flag football, cross country, B team Basketball, and soccer. You can usually find me biking or running around campus, speed walking through Lafun to get to meetings, working on the rocket in Stinson Remick, at office hours in the Engineering Library in Fitzpatrick, or in my room in 8A! Feel free to ask me about engineering, hall council, PE, summer study abroad, and most groups on campus, because I was in about 100 of them this past year. I’m so excited to meet each one of you and to welcome you to the fiery place I’m proud to call home!
Hey Pyros! My name is Maddie, and I’m a junior majoring in Aerospace Engineering, hailing from the great city of St. Louis (aka the Lou, aka Cardinal Nation). I cannot wait to lead Welcome Weekend this year and help welcome you to your new home. Outside of class, I’m in Campus Ministry, ND Right to Life and the ND Rocketry Team, which builds rockets to compete in the NASA student launch competition in Alabama, and I TA a sophomore computing class. I am also very excited to be PE’s Vice President this upcoming year. Get excited for some fun events and hall councils led by myself and our president Bonnie Du! We always have a few freshman commissioners on hall council, so definitely consider joining our team!
In my spare time, I love hammocking, running, making fun healthy creations in the dining halls (s/o to north dining hall, objectively the best dh on campus), stopping to talk to people for absurdly long amounts of time pretty much anywhere, even if I’m in a hurry, and playing PE flag football, cross country, B team Basketball, and soccer. You can usually find me biking or running around campus, speed walking through Lafun to get to meetings, working on the rocket in Stinson Remick, at office hours in the Engineering Library in Fitzpatrick, or in my room in 8A! Feel free to ask me about engineering, hall council, PE, summer study abroad, and most groups on campus, because I was in about 100 of them this past year. I’m so excited to meet each one of you and to welcome you to the fiery place I’m proud to call home!
Ambassadors:
Anna S.
Hi Friends!!!! My name is Anna. [kinda like, Ah-na (like Frozen)]
So I am going to be a junior this year. I live in PE *gasp of surprise* and although I’m technically a third year college kid (dear goodness I’m getting old), I was a transfer this past school year. Being a transfer means that you are basically a college freshman twice. Two years in a row. So believe me, It’s been a while since I’ve been able to come to a school with any notion of what to expect. But by being a freshman twice, I got the double experience of twice blundering through life. So at this point I’m a serious professional, though I’m reserving my amateur status for the Olympics.
SO If you ever have any concerns, doubts, worries, excitements, confusions: I’ve probably been there. The odds are good. So don’t hesitate even for a moment. I would like nothing more than to chat about it, Stuff, Life, Or whatever it is that you’ve got going on. I have facebook or email, and I answer both! (read: "I answer both" ….. * "I do my best to be a responsible adult." *)
Additionally, I am a Program of Liberal Studies Major (PLS) which is basically code for "Anna reads a lot of books." (And I absolutely adore it). And I have myself signed up for a million and half things, including Baraka Bouts the Women’s Boxing Club, (boxing rules) and lectoring at the Basilica.
Very long ramble short, I am so excited to meet you all. I am thrilled that you all get to come join our family here, and full disclosure, I will be eternally jealous that you got to spend a full 4 years in this magical place. Can’t wait for this fall. See you all soon!!
Hi Friends!!!! My name is Anna. [kinda like, Ah-na (like Frozen)]
So I am going to be a junior this year. I live in PE *gasp of surprise* and although I’m technically a third year college kid (dear goodness I’m getting old), I was a transfer this past school year. Being a transfer means that you are basically a college freshman twice. Two years in a row. So believe me, It’s been a while since I’ve been able to come to a school with any notion of what to expect. But by being a freshman twice, I got the double experience of twice blundering through life. So at this point I’m a serious professional, though I’m reserving my amateur status for the Olympics.
SO If you ever have any concerns, doubts, worries, excitements, confusions: I’ve probably been there. The odds are good. So don’t hesitate even for a moment. I would like nothing more than to chat about it, Stuff, Life, Or whatever it is that you’ve got going on. I have facebook or email, and I answer both! (read: "I answer both" ….. * "I do my best to be a responsible adult." *)
Additionally, I am a Program of Liberal Studies Major (PLS) which is basically code for "Anna reads a lot of books." (And I absolutely adore it). And I have myself signed up for a million and half things, including Baraka Bouts the Women’s Boxing Club, (boxing rules) and lectoring at the Basilica.
Very long ramble short, I am so excited to meet you all. I am thrilled that you all get to come join our family here, and full disclosure, I will be eternally jealous that you got to spend a full 4 years in this magical place. Can’t wait for this fall. See you all soon!!
Brittany M.
In case you just started and this is the only bio you’ve read (I hope it isn’t!), Welcome to Pasquerilla East, HALL OF THE YEAR! My name is Brittany, and I live on black coffee, Greek yogurt, and a weird obsession with concrete. I hail from the greatest city and state in the union – Omaha, Nebraska!! – best place to raise a family in the country, home to the best zoo in the nation, land of the greatest steaks in the universe.
(Slightly) More importantly, though, I am a rising sophomore Civil Engineering major (which I hope explains the concrete obsession), with a minor in International Development Studies. I am a proud new member of NDSEED (an engineering group that builds bridges in Nicaragua!), and by the time you’ll be reading this, I will be completing or have completed my eight week summer service program working for Habitat for Humanity in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
When I’m not falling asleep in the front row of my classes, I can typically be found on the 9th floor of the library, standing in line at Starbucks, and exclusively wearing dresses all year round. I love PE for more than our fiery mascot, and hope that this place becomes home to you in the way it has for me. Come find me in the 734 quad next year, if you need advice on not having to wear pants, if you need tea, or if you also enjoy watching videos of concrete!!
In case you just started and this is the only bio you’ve read (I hope it isn’t!), Welcome to Pasquerilla East, HALL OF THE YEAR! My name is Brittany, and I live on black coffee, Greek yogurt, and a weird obsession with concrete. I hail from the greatest city and state in the union – Omaha, Nebraska!! – best place to raise a family in the country, home to the best zoo in the nation, land of the greatest steaks in the universe.
(Slightly) More importantly, though, I am a rising sophomore Civil Engineering major (which I hope explains the concrete obsession), with a minor in International Development Studies. I am a proud new member of NDSEED (an engineering group that builds bridges in Nicaragua!), and by the time you’ll be reading this, I will be completing or have completed my eight week summer service program working for Habitat for Humanity in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
When I’m not falling asleep in the front row of my classes, I can typically be found on the 9th floor of the library, standing in line at Starbucks, and exclusively wearing dresses all year round. I love PE for more than our fiery mascot, and hope that this place becomes home to you in the way it has for me. Come find me in the 734 quad next year, if you need advice on not having to wear pants, if you need tea, or if you also enjoy watching videos of concrete!!
Cecilia P.
Hey Pyros! I hope you’re getting as excited to be here as we are to have you! My name is Cecilia, and I’m from Columbus, Ohio (don’t worry though, I’m not a Buckeye fan either). Fun fact: my fabulous mother was actually also a proud pyro and a member of PE’s first graduating class in 1984! I’m a pre-med also studying business with a theology and liturgical music minor.
On campus, I sing at the 10am mass every Sunday in the Basilica’s Liturgical Choir (the picture I included is actually from our recent tour to Austria and the Czech Republic this past spring break), work as a student manager for the Notre Dame Track and Field team—go Irish!, engage in a campus ministry faith group, help serve meals and do projects at the South Bend Center for the Homeless, and can be found running all over South Bend exploring new routes and paths. My proudest accomplishment, however, I would have to say, is that I’m a dining hall meal champion, from creations like mozzarella-tomato caprese paninis to homemade peach cobbler (insert heart eyes emoji here).
Like I said, I cannot wait to be back on campus with all of you, but until then you’ll find me cruising in my teal blue mini cooper, selling delicious pastries and baguettes at a French bakery, hiking, biking, running, swimming, and staying as active as possible, and doing cardiovascular research at Ohio State University. I remember having a million questions a year ago, and never finding quite enough info or dorm pictures to satisfy my curiosity (What does the workout room look like? Will I be judged for bringing too much stuff? Is a mac or PC better?...etc, etc), so please, please, please feel free to add me on Facebook or email me and I would be more than happy to indulge in your questions. See you soon!
Hey Pyros! I hope you’re getting as excited to be here as we are to have you! My name is Cecilia, and I’m from Columbus, Ohio (don’t worry though, I’m not a Buckeye fan either). Fun fact: my fabulous mother was actually also a proud pyro and a member of PE’s first graduating class in 1984! I’m a pre-med also studying business with a theology and liturgical music minor.
On campus, I sing at the 10am mass every Sunday in the Basilica’s Liturgical Choir (the picture I included is actually from our recent tour to Austria and the Czech Republic this past spring break), work as a student manager for the Notre Dame Track and Field team—go Irish!, engage in a campus ministry faith group, help serve meals and do projects at the South Bend Center for the Homeless, and can be found running all over South Bend exploring new routes and paths. My proudest accomplishment, however, I would have to say, is that I’m a dining hall meal champion, from creations like mozzarella-tomato caprese paninis to homemade peach cobbler (insert heart eyes emoji here).
Like I said, I cannot wait to be back on campus with all of you, but until then you’ll find me cruising in my teal blue mini cooper, selling delicious pastries and baguettes at a French bakery, hiking, biking, running, swimming, and staying as active as possible, and doing cardiovascular research at Ohio State University. I remember having a million questions a year ago, and never finding quite enough info or dorm pictures to satisfy my curiosity (What does the workout room look like? Will I be judged for bringing too much stuff? Is a mac or PC better?...etc, etc), so please, please, please feel free to add me on Facebook or email me and I would be more than happy to indulge in your questions. See you soon!
Fernanda U.
Welcome to PE! I am so glad random sorting has brought you here. PE is a place full of wonderful people and we are so excited for you to be part of the family. My name is Fernanda and I am from Mexico. I am a rising sophomore majoring in Electrical Engineering and Film and I am a design hall commissioner. Uhm, I love chocolate, watching movies and shows, starting random dances on the 6th floor lounge or ordering pizza after midnight with the pyro study squad on the same lovely lounge.
(Also, for all of you international students, we know you guys arrive earlier than everyone else, so as an international student myself if you guys have any questions about anything don’t hesitate to ask!)
Welcome to PE! I am so glad random sorting has brought you here. PE is a place full of wonderful people and we are so excited for you to be part of the family. My name is Fernanda and I am from Mexico. I am a rising sophomore majoring in Electrical Engineering and Film and I am a design hall commissioner. Uhm, I love chocolate, watching movies and shows, starting random dances on the 6th floor lounge or ordering pizza after midnight with the pyro study squad on the same lovely lounge.
(Also, for all of you international students, we know you guys arrive earlier than everyone else, so as an international student myself if you guys have any questions about anything don’t hesitate to ask!)
Katie H.
Hi, friends! Welcome to PE! I’m Katie, a junior chemical engineering major from Houston, TX. Although I absolutely LOVE Texas and sharing my state pride, PE has definitely become my new home. This year I’ll be one of the Service Commissioners for our dorm and cannot wait to plan some fun events volunteering in the South Bend community with y’all. This past year I regularly volunteered at Memorial Hospital and The Robinson Community Learning Center, but really enjoy exploring new places to volunteer. If you ever want a volunteer-buddy, please let me know! Around campus I’m a proud member of the Texas Club (you don’t have to be from Texas to join!), The Society for Women Engineers Tech Team, and The Institute for Church Life’s Catechist Program. I can also be found cheering on the top of my lungs for every Notre Dame football game, convincing people to sign up for early-morning yoga classes with me, embarrassing myself at dances, eating soggy cereal, going to PE’s weekly fruit mass, and watching SURVIVOR, Grey’s Anatomy, One Tree Hill, or Dance Moms. I’m so excited to meet y’all and welcome you to the hottest dorm on campus!
Hi, friends! Welcome to PE! I’m Katie, a junior chemical engineering major from Houston, TX. Although I absolutely LOVE Texas and sharing my state pride, PE has definitely become my new home. This year I’ll be one of the Service Commissioners for our dorm and cannot wait to plan some fun events volunteering in the South Bend community with y’all. This past year I regularly volunteered at Memorial Hospital and The Robinson Community Learning Center, but really enjoy exploring new places to volunteer. If you ever want a volunteer-buddy, please let me know! Around campus I’m a proud member of the Texas Club (you don’t have to be from Texas to join!), The Society for Women Engineers Tech Team, and The Institute for Church Life’s Catechist Program. I can also be found cheering on the top of my lungs for every Notre Dame football game, convincing people to sign up for early-morning yoga classes with me, embarrassing myself at dances, eating soggy cereal, going to PE’s weekly fruit mass, and watching SURVIVOR, Grey’s Anatomy, One Tree Hill, or Dance Moms. I’m so excited to meet y’all and welcome you to the hottest dorm on campus!
Katie L.
Welcome to the Hall of the Year, Pyros! I’m Katie, and I am a rising sophomore computer science major. I am from Mount Prospect, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. Pasquerilla East is truly my home away from home, and I am SO excited to welcome you to the best dorm on campus!
When I’m not in class, I am the Mentorship Director for Society of Women Engineers and a Big/Little Commissioner in PE. I am also involved in World Hunger Coalition, and I love playing interhall basketball! Last year, I was a commissioner for one of our dorm’s signature events: So You Think You Can Sync? If you like performing, consider auditioning for this fun event! You can also find me studying/sleeping in the 6th floor e-lounge, swimming at the Rolf’s pool, or attending any event with free pizza and t-shirts (free stuff is actually the best part of college).
If you have any questions about engineering or about school in general, feel free to visit my room in 6A! I can’t wait to meet y’all!
Welcome to the Hall of the Year, Pyros! I’m Katie, and I am a rising sophomore computer science major. I am from Mount Prospect, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. Pasquerilla East is truly my home away from home, and I am SO excited to welcome you to the best dorm on campus!
When I’m not in class, I am the Mentorship Director for Society of Women Engineers and a Big/Little Commissioner in PE. I am also involved in World Hunger Coalition, and I love playing interhall basketball! Last year, I was a commissioner for one of our dorm’s signature events: So You Think You Can Sync? If you like performing, consider auditioning for this fun event! You can also find me studying/sleeping in the 6th floor e-lounge, swimming at the Rolf’s pool, or attending any event with free pizza and t-shirts (free stuff is actually the best part of college).
If you have any questions about engineering or about school in general, feel free to visit my room in 6A! I can’t wait to meet y’all!
Megan H.
Hey girls! We are all so excited to welcome you to your new home under the dome, Pasquerilla East! As you may have already heard, we were recognized as Hall of the Year, so we aren’t lying when we say this is the best dorm on campus.
My name is Megan, and I am a rising sophomore from Eden Prairie, Minnesota. I am a Science Business major, and in the process of choosing a minor. I am a Secretary for PE next year, and if any of you are thinking about getting involved within the dorm I highly recommend joining Hall Council! Another fun thing I love to do in PE is play on our flag football team. We play in the fall, and have some awesome coaches. You might recognize them from watching Notre Dame football games! I am also involved in the Kind Club, Science Business Club, and volunteering through the Center for Social Concerns. There are tons of clubs and other activities to get involved with on campus, so if you have any questions please feel free to contact me via social media, or find me in 7A next year!
Have a wonderful rest of your summer, and get excited about the beginning of this amazing journey you are about to start :)
Hey girls! We are all so excited to welcome you to your new home under the dome, Pasquerilla East! As you may have already heard, we were recognized as Hall of the Year, so we aren’t lying when we say this is the best dorm on campus.
My name is Megan, and I am a rising sophomore from Eden Prairie, Minnesota. I am a Science Business major, and in the process of choosing a minor. I am a Secretary for PE next year, and if any of you are thinking about getting involved within the dorm I highly recommend joining Hall Council! Another fun thing I love to do in PE is play on our flag football team. We play in the fall, and have some awesome coaches. You might recognize them from watching Notre Dame football games! I am also involved in the Kind Club, Science Business Club, and volunteering through the Center for Social Concerns. There are tons of clubs and other activities to get involved with on campus, so if you have any questions please feel free to contact me via social media, or find me in 7A next year!
Have a wonderful rest of your summer, and get excited about the beginning of this amazing journey you are about to start :)
Megan W.
Hello fiery Pyros!! My name is Megan, and I am delighted to be one of your Welcome Weekend Ambassadors this year! I am a sophomore Economics/Theology double major from Wayne, Pennsylvania (the suburbs of Philadelphia). On campus, I sing in both the Women’s Liturgical Choir and Unchained Melodies (ND’s Christian A Cappella group), I’m involved in Campus Ministry, the Notre Dame Economics Club, and I am a student worker for the Institute for Church Life. When I’m not in class, in rehearsal, or in meetings, you can find me studying in Geddes Hall, eating Grace Hall chicken wraps, singing Latin chants and church hymns in the shower, laughing hysterically in the PE section of North Dining Hall, or just chilling in my quad in Section 8A! One of my favorite parts of Notre Dame is living in Pasquerilla East, and I feel so incredibly blessed with the gift of the community of amazing and supportive women that I have the pleasure of living with during the school year. Living in PE has brought so much happiness into my life, and I honestly can’t imagine my time at Notre Dame without it! Please feel free to contact me (email me or add me on Facebook) with questions about life as an Arts & Letters major in a “STEM dorm”, singing or faith life at Notre Dame, packing for school and travelling to campus, or anything about Notre Dame or PE in general. I hope you have a fabulous rest of your summer, and I’m super excited to meet all of you!!
Hello fiery Pyros!! My name is Megan, and I am delighted to be one of your Welcome Weekend Ambassadors this year! I am a sophomore Economics/Theology double major from Wayne, Pennsylvania (the suburbs of Philadelphia). On campus, I sing in both the Women’s Liturgical Choir and Unchained Melodies (ND’s Christian A Cappella group), I’m involved in Campus Ministry, the Notre Dame Economics Club, and I am a student worker for the Institute for Church Life. When I’m not in class, in rehearsal, or in meetings, you can find me studying in Geddes Hall, eating Grace Hall chicken wraps, singing Latin chants and church hymns in the shower, laughing hysterically in the PE section of North Dining Hall, or just chilling in my quad in Section 8A! One of my favorite parts of Notre Dame is living in Pasquerilla East, and I feel so incredibly blessed with the gift of the community of amazing and supportive women that I have the pleasure of living with during the school year. Living in PE has brought so much happiness into my life, and I honestly can’t imagine my time at Notre Dame without it! Please feel free to contact me (email me or add me on Facebook) with questions about life as an Arts & Letters major in a “STEM dorm”, singing or faith life at Notre Dame, packing for school and travelling to campus, or anything about Notre Dame or PE in general. I hope you have a fabulous rest of your summer, and I’m super excited to meet all of you!!
Noelle P.
Hey ladies! My name is Noelle, and I am SO PUMPED to serve you guys on Welcome Weekend. I am a sophomore English and Psychology double major with a minor in Education Schooling and Society (love the little kiddos!). During the school week, you can find me at Iron Sharpens Iron, bible study, helping out with college Young Life, and listening to Jesus Jams in the shower. You can also find me rocking out with Totus Tuus, a worship band I sing with. Running around the lakes and studying in Fr. Bob’s Coffee House are some of my fave things to do on campus. You can also find me “studying” in my light blue banana-shaped hammock. I have a wonderful love of all things Chai Tea, so you can usually find me with a tea in hand or headed to get one. I absolutely love spontaneous convos, so stop by whenever you have questions about, well anything! I consider myself a “specialist” in Christian faith life (including non-Catholic resources), outdoorsiness, hidden study spots, Pyro life, and adjusting to life away from home! Stop by the mail clerk desk to say hi or by my room in 8A. Can’t wait to meet you!!
Hey ladies! My name is Noelle, and I am SO PUMPED to serve you guys on Welcome Weekend. I am a sophomore English and Psychology double major with a minor in Education Schooling and Society (love the little kiddos!). During the school week, you can find me at Iron Sharpens Iron, bible study, helping out with college Young Life, and listening to Jesus Jams in the shower. You can also find me rocking out with Totus Tuus, a worship band I sing with. Running around the lakes and studying in Fr. Bob’s Coffee House are some of my fave things to do on campus. You can also find me “studying” in my light blue banana-shaped hammock. I have a wonderful love of all things Chai Tea, so you can usually find me with a tea in hand or headed to get one. I absolutely love spontaneous convos, so stop by whenever you have questions about, well anything! I consider myself a “specialist” in Christian faith life (including non-Catholic resources), outdoorsiness, hidden study spots, Pyro life, and adjusting to life away from home! Stop by the mail clerk desk to say hi or by my room in 8A. Can’t wait to meet you!!
Pam U.
Hey there new Pyro-fam! I’m Pamela, but I usually go by Pam (#pamlikethespray).I’m a sophomore in the hottest dorm on ND’s campus. Currently I am attempting to double major in PLS and Marketing (but I’m notorious for changing my major so who knows). I hail from America’s greatest city, New York (the Bronx to be exact!) and don’t worry you’ll hear me constantly talk about our amazing bagels, pizza, and superior water quality. As far as activities go I am a member of SIBC and one of the wonderful new Student Managers at Reckers all the way on south quad! I was on PE’s amazing flag football team (#PEFFB) and will be again this year so make sure you sign up! I am also one of PE’s Big-Little program commissioners so I will be planning a lot of events for you and your bigs.
I spend most of my time on campus in Knott Hall, PE, The Library (usually really late at night), probably lafun, and Chipotle on most weekends. I like chatting with people, reading books, and watching countdown videos on youtube. I’m super pumped to meet all of you guys and welcome you to the greatest dorm on campus. I will be living in 8B this year so if anyone ever has any questions about any huge life decisions, wants to ever come get chipotle with me, or wants to make a new friend I’m here! Shoot me an email if you have any questions about resources on campus or anything else varying in degrees of seriousness. I hope you’re ready for an awesome freshman year!
Hey there new Pyro-fam! I’m Pamela, but I usually go by Pam (#pamlikethespray).I’m a sophomore in the hottest dorm on ND’s campus. Currently I am attempting to double major in PLS and Marketing (but I’m notorious for changing my major so who knows). I hail from America’s greatest city, New York (the Bronx to be exact!) and don’t worry you’ll hear me constantly talk about our amazing bagels, pizza, and superior water quality. As far as activities go I am a member of SIBC and one of the wonderful new Student Managers at Reckers all the way on south quad! I was on PE’s amazing flag football team (#PEFFB) and will be again this year so make sure you sign up! I am also one of PE’s Big-Little program commissioners so I will be planning a lot of events for you and your bigs.
I spend most of my time on campus in Knott Hall, PE, The Library (usually really late at night), probably lafun, and Chipotle on most weekends. I like chatting with people, reading books, and watching countdown videos on youtube. I’m super pumped to meet all of you guys and welcome you to the greatest dorm on campus. I will be living in 8B this year so if anyone ever has any questions about any huge life decisions, wants to ever come get chipotle with me, or wants to make a new friend I’m here! Shoot me an email if you have any questions about resources on campus or anything else varying in degrees of seriousness. I hope you’re ready for an awesome freshman year!
Roxana R.
Hi Pyros, welcome to the family! My name is Roxana, and I am from Saint Peters, Missouri. I am a rising junior majoring in Neuroscience and Behavior with a minor in Latino Studies. Often you will find me in LaFun treating myself to a mint chip or chocolate milkshake. They are quite good and it amazes me how many people don’t know that the Huddle has milkshakes. You should really try them, in fact, the first one will be on me (offer limited to however long my Flex points last). In my free time, I like to read, catch up on episodes of Supernatural, or watch movies. Warning: It’s best not to bring up Supernatural or books unless you have some time to spare since I love talking about both of them.
PE’s community is absolutely incredible. Think I’m biased? Well, guess what…We won Hall of the Year! PE has become my second home, and I can’t wait to get to know you and welcome you to the family. I know that I had many questions before I came to campus and even more once I arrived. I would love to answer any of your questions and to get to know you better. Add me on Facebook and message me, email me, or stop by my room in 6B—whatever you prefer! (FYI: the girl overly excited about the Apollo missions is my roommate—she is pretty fantastic)
Hi Pyros, welcome to the family! My name is Roxana, and I am from Saint Peters, Missouri. I am a rising junior majoring in Neuroscience and Behavior with a minor in Latino Studies. Often you will find me in LaFun treating myself to a mint chip or chocolate milkshake. They are quite good and it amazes me how many people don’t know that the Huddle has milkshakes. You should really try them, in fact, the first one will be on me (offer limited to however long my Flex points last). In my free time, I like to read, catch up on episodes of Supernatural, or watch movies. Warning: It’s best not to bring up Supernatural or books unless you have some time to spare since I love talking about both of them.
PE’s community is absolutely incredible. Think I’m biased? Well, guess what…We won Hall of the Year! PE has become my second home, and I can’t wait to get to know you and welcome you to the family. I know that I had many questions before I came to campus and even more once I arrived. I would love to answer any of your questions and to get to know you better. Add me on Facebook and message me, email me, or stop by my room in 6B—whatever you prefer! (FYI: the girl overly excited about the Apollo missions is my roommate—she is pretty fantastic)
Sadie F.
Hi! My name is Sadie and I am from Sioux Falls, SD, aka South Dakota, aka no one knows/remembers we are a state. I am a sophomore chemistry major, premed, and anthropology minor. WELCOME TO PE, also known as Pasquerilla East! Get ready to be a pyro because PE is amazing, and did anyone mention we were HALL OF THE YEAR?? This dorm is home and also has air conditioning (rumor has it the residents were so hot, they had to have air conditioning). When I’m not procrastinating on homework in PE, you can usually catch me in Club Hes, aka the Library, or Jordan Hall of Science. I am also a Commissioner for ND Right to Life, Treasurer of PE, involved in chemistry club (nerdiest thing about me probably), volunteering, interhall sports, and undergraduate research. Get ready for a year of fun, free food, and lots of football. Go Irish! Go Pyros!!
Hi! My name is Sadie and I am from Sioux Falls, SD, aka South Dakota, aka no one knows/remembers we are a state. I am a sophomore chemistry major, premed, and anthropology minor. WELCOME TO PE, also known as Pasquerilla East! Get ready to be a pyro because PE is amazing, and did anyone mention we were HALL OF THE YEAR?? This dorm is home and also has air conditioning (rumor has it the residents were so hot, they had to have air conditioning). When I’m not procrastinating on homework in PE, you can usually catch me in Club Hes, aka the Library, or Jordan Hall of Science. I am also a Commissioner for ND Right to Life, Treasurer of PE, involved in chemistry club (nerdiest thing about me probably), volunteering, interhall sports, and undergraduate research. Get ready for a year of fun, free food, and lots of football. Go Irish! Go Pyros!!
Shannon M.
Hey Pyros! Welcome to Pasquerilla East Hall! My name is Shannon, and I am going to be a junior this year majoring in Aerospace Engineering. I’m from Alton Bay, New Hampshire, but don’t worry if you’ve never heard of it (just know that NH is the one between Vermont and Maine). I enjoy hiking, drinking my body weight in coffee, strolling around our beautiful campus, creating Snapchat works of art, and making popcorn on the stove. You’re mostly likely to find me in the eighth floor elevator lounge (affectionately referred to as the e-lounge) or across campus in the lovely Stinson Remick engineering building.This past year, I played flag football, basketball, ping pong, and soccer through interhall sports with the PE Pyros, and I’m proud to say that we were the interhall CHAMPIONS for women’s soccer. I also joined the Notre Dame Rocketry Team where I got to help build an over eight foot long rocket for a NASA Student Launch Initiative. Next year, I will be a TA for the Introduction to Engineering course, and one of the Athletic Commissioners for our dorm.
I’m excited to welcome all of you into our Pyro family so that you too can experience everything that makes this university and our hall so great. Feel free to journey up to 8A next year if you need anything!
Hey Pyros! Welcome to Pasquerilla East Hall! My name is Shannon, and I am going to be a junior this year majoring in Aerospace Engineering. I’m from Alton Bay, New Hampshire, but don’t worry if you’ve never heard of it (just know that NH is the one between Vermont and Maine). I enjoy hiking, drinking my body weight in coffee, strolling around our beautiful campus, creating Snapchat works of art, and making popcorn on the stove. You’re mostly likely to find me in the eighth floor elevator lounge (affectionately referred to as the e-lounge) or across campus in the lovely Stinson Remick engineering building.This past year, I played flag football, basketball, ping pong, and soccer through interhall sports with the PE Pyros, and I’m proud to say that we were the interhall CHAMPIONS for women’s soccer. I also joined the Notre Dame Rocketry Team where I got to help build an over eight foot long rocket for a NASA Student Launch Initiative. Next year, I will be a TA for the Introduction to Engineering course, and one of the Athletic Commissioners for our dorm.
I’m excited to welcome all of you into our Pyro family so that you too can experience everything that makes this university and our hall so great. Feel free to journey up to 8A next year if you need anything!
Steph K.
Greetings Pyros! My name is Steph, and I am a rising sophomore from Pittsburgh, PA. I have a “burning” passion for PE and was pumped to hear that we are officially recognized as the Hall of the Year! I am an Architecture major, also known as arkies/archies (the spelling is a hot debate). Since architecture is a five-year degree, I am technically in the Class of 2020 and will be graduating with you lovely ladies! I love travelling, all things arts and crafts, and enjoy (watching) musicals, and sports (especially soccer and hockey). I’m involved in intramural and PE soccer, PE flag football, and floor hockey! Fun fact: last semester I took a metal sculpture class and it was AMAZING! I am so excited for Welcome Weekend, mainly to meet all of you and would be thrilled to get a head start, so if you have any questions about anything (classes, food, rooms, the weather, fun stuff, campus culture, etc.) feel free to friend and message me on facebook or stop by my 7B quad when you get here!
Greetings Pyros! My name is Steph, and I am a rising sophomore from Pittsburgh, PA. I have a “burning” passion for PE and was pumped to hear that we are officially recognized as the Hall of the Year! I am an Architecture major, also known as arkies/archies (the spelling is a hot debate). Since architecture is a five-year degree, I am technically in the Class of 2020 and will be graduating with you lovely ladies! I love travelling, all things arts and crafts, and enjoy (watching) musicals, and sports (especially soccer and hockey). I’m involved in intramural and PE soccer, PE flag football, and floor hockey! Fun fact: last semester I took a metal sculpture class and it was AMAZING! I am so excited for Welcome Weekend, mainly to meet all of you and would be thrilled to get a head start, so if you have any questions about anything (classes, food, rooms, the weather, fun stuff, campus culture, etc.) feel free to friend and message me on facebook or stop by my 7B quad when you get here!
Tara C.
Hi there friends and welcome to PE, your very own Hall of the Year!!!! My name is Tara, and I am a rising senior. I am a psychology major but if you want information about pretty much any other college offered at Notre Dame and more specifically, switching colleges, hit me up.
On campus, I have tutored at the Robinson Community Learning Center and am PE’s Dorm Representative for the Student Union Board as well as an AnTostal (a week filled with fun events at the end of the year) commissioner. This coming year I will be PE’s Dance Commissioner (WOOHOO DOME DANCE). I work for Fighting Irish Media, as a bullpen catcher with the Notre Dame Softball team, and in Dr. Cummings’ phenomenal Family Studies Lab. I love all things sports, specifically Notre Dame football. If you ever want to play basketball, softball, etc. let me know! (I am recruiting for my co-rec wiffleball team if you’re interested!!!) I also love country music, quotes, watching One Tree Hill and How I Met Your Mother, reading Young Adult novels (who really wants to be an adult?), eating dry Frosted Flakes , Myers-Briggs Personality Test (see picture!!), and most importantly spending time in the dining hall with friends for a minimum of two hours.
Notre Dame was my dream my entire life and I have truly fallen in love with this University all over again during the past three years. I am super excited to be one of your Welcome Weekend ambassadors! Please know I am always here for all of you if you’re ever going through a hard time, want to talk, or just want a friend!
Hi there friends and welcome to PE, your very own Hall of the Year!!!! My name is Tara, and I am a rising senior. I am a psychology major but if you want information about pretty much any other college offered at Notre Dame and more specifically, switching colleges, hit me up.
On campus, I have tutored at the Robinson Community Learning Center and am PE’s Dorm Representative for the Student Union Board as well as an AnTostal (a week filled with fun events at the end of the year) commissioner. This coming year I will be PE’s Dance Commissioner (WOOHOO DOME DANCE). I work for Fighting Irish Media, as a bullpen catcher with the Notre Dame Softball team, and in Dr. Cummings’ phenomenal Family Studies Lab. I love all things sports, specifically Notre Dame football. If you ever want to play basketball, softball, etc. let me know! (I am recruiting for my co-rec wiffleball team if you’re interested!!!) I also love country music, quotes, watching One Tree Hill and How I Met Your Mother, reading Young Adult novels (who really wants to be an adult?), eating dry Frosted Flakes , Myers-Briggs Personality Test (see picture!!), and most importantly spending time in the dining hall with friends for a minimum of two hours.
Notre Dame was my dream my entire life and I have truly fallen in love with this University all over again during the past three years. I am super excited to be one of your Welcome Weekend ambassadors! Please know I am always here for all of you if you’re ever going through a hard time, want to talk, or just want a friend!
