I am the President of Sigma Nu at Huntingdon College, which is the largest fraternity on campus.As President I am the face of it along with the direct connection between the Sigma Nu headquarters, Huntingdon College and any other outside source. I attend weekly meetings with faculty and staff members on how to improve Greek Life as a whole.

I was in charge of collecting dues, fees and making payments for our fraternity. I was in charge of making a semesterly budget that we followed. The most important thing I learned from this role was telling the members of the chapter that we cannot afford to do something or that maybe if we wait until later in the semester we can afford to do that. It taught me how to put my foot down and that it is okay to be the bad guy if it is for the betterment of the fraternity.

Over the summer I worked at a local wrestling club coaching kids from 4 years old to 18 years old. During the summer I would take kids to tournaments across Georgia, Alabama and even National Duals at Virginia Beach. Would arrive at work at 4:30am so that I can get some training in with the other coaches before leading a conditioning training at 7:00am and then do a wrestling camp from 8:30am till 2:30pm. At that point I would work on my homework for my summer class till 4:30pm where I will begin to coach classes until 8:30pm. This schedule happened every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday during the summer.