Jenna Bellini is a freshman majoring in Business Management in the Carroll School of Management at Boston College. She is from New York, and thoroughly fits the stereotype of the typical headstrong New Yorker who sets her mind on something and then refuses to let anything stand in her way. She plans to eventually change the traditional American business model in a way that incorporates charitable aspects into the world of profits. Although people roll their eyes at hearing that plan, it makes her even more determined to make it happen just to prove them wrong.
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Matt Lechner is a freshman at Boston College, originally from the suburbs of Washington D.C. His hobbies include mountain biking, Jared Allen, and playing the air drums to Phil Collins' "In The Air Tonight". In today's job market, Matt plans on remaining a golf caddie for the next several years, and has no objection with the lifestyle. Matt is looking forward to summer shenanigans, country concerts, and attending his first ever Nascar race.
Mohammad Khalil is a freshman student at Fullerton College. After four years of hard work in a cutthroat competitive high school, he is glad to be at a junior college. His parents and family mean everything to him as he is still the baby of the house even at 18, still bossed around by his older brother, and still picked on for his short height. Though his resume looks very business-based, his major is Computer Engineering.
Ryan Ebrahim is an ambitious, Iranian-American youth who strives to do his best in whatever he does. He was born on February 21st, 1990 in Mission Viejo, California. For much of his life, he grew up under very strict rules from his parents. Ryan’s parents demanded nothing short of dominance in the classroom, and most of the time he did not fail to deliver. Ryan is finishing up his first year at Irvine Valley College, and he is planning to transfer to either UCLA or UC Davis by the fall semester of 2010.
Michael Cerniglia is currently an undergrad in the College of Arts and Sciences at Boston College, working for a major he hopes to find soon. Being from California, he isn’t too fond of the cold and wishes he had a better supply of sweatshirts before leaving for the East coast weather – Michael is still adjusting. He particularly enjoys listening to a good Bob Dylan track and is prone to air guitar solos while playing Springsteen.
