Members
Travis Mann ’26
Dallas, Texas
Executive Director
Travis is pursuing a double major in Accounting and Environmental Studies. In addition to WLSC, he is a co-president of the Cycling Club, a member of Crux Climbing, and involved in Greek life. This past summer, Travis interned at The Riverside Company, working in finance and private equity. After graduation, he hopes to pursue a career in investment banking or accounting.
Campbell Musslewhite ’26
Washington, DC
Executive Director
Campbell is double majoring in Business Administration and Environmental Studies and minoring in Studio Art. In addition to WLSC, Campbell serves on the University Sustainability Committee, plays club squash and has assisted Professor Kahn with research regarding environmental economics and interned at an environmental consulting firm. Last summer, Campbell interned at Bain and Company in Atlanta and will be returning to Bain after graduation.
Jaeya Taxali ’26
Herndon, Virginia
Executive Director
Jaeya is majoring in Business Administration and Sociology, with a minor in Poverty and Human Capability Studies. In addition to WLSC, she is a Johnson Scholar, University Singer, Effective Altruism Alternative Protein Lead, and member of the South Asian Student Association. Last summer, Jaeya interned with United Airlines in Airport Operations, focusing on customer service analytics. After graduation, Jaeya will be working at L.E.K. Consulting in Chicago.
Ammar Alhajmee ’26
Diwaniyah, Iraq
Ammar is double majoring in Accounting and Computer Science, with a minor in German. In addition to WLSC, he serves as the President of Amnesty International, the Treasurer of the Student Association for International Learning (SAIL) and works with ITS Helpdesk. He is an International Student Mentor, an International Students Orientation Leader, and involved in Greek life. After graduation, Ammar hopes to pursue a career in accounting or consulting.
Toni-Marie Alibah ’27
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Toni-Marie is double majoring in Accounting and Spanish. In addition to WLSC she is a tutor for ESOL and a member of the Library Student Advisory Board. Last summer Toni-Marie was a summer researcher studying water quality in private wells and springs across Rockbridge County.
Ethan Babb ’27
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Ethan is pursuing a double major in Economics and Accounting. His passion lies at the intersection of strategic problem-solving and entrepreneurial value creation. This past summer, he founded a tech micro-consultancy to help small businesses and nonprofits leverage AI, building on his experience co-founding and leading a product venture in Silicon Valley. Within WLSC, he is focused on developing data-driven strategies that create tangible, lasting impact for clients.
Jack Booth ’26
Boulder, Colorado
Jack is majoring in Business Administration. At W&L, Jack is a men’s lacrosse team member and participates in a work-study program with the athletic communications department. Last summer, Jack worked as a marketing intern for the private travel company, Exclusive Resorts. Jack hopes to pursue a career in consulting or marketing after W&L.
Darby Burgett ’26
Waxhaw, North Carolina
Darby is majoring in Environmental Studies with minors in Law, Justice, and Society and Poverty Studies. In addition to WLSC, Darby is involved in leadership for the Student Environmental Action League and Library Student Advisory Board. Darby is also a Virtual Student Federal Service Intern with the Department of State’s Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs (OES), Office of Environmental Quality, and previously interned with the Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Pesticide Programs.
Maddie David ’27
Wilmington, North Carolina
Maddie is majoring in Accounting and Chinese with a minor in Poverty Studies. Outside of WLSC, she’s a Career Fellow, University Ambassador, and is on the Panhellenic Council. Next summer, Maddie will be working at Houlihan Lokey in New York. She hopes to pursue a career in consulting, banking, or with the State Department.
Lakshyaraj Deora ’28
Ahmedabad, India
Lakshyaraj is pursuing a double major in Economics and Cognitive & Behavioral Science. In addition to WLSC, he serves as a Resident Assistant and holds an executive position in the South Asian Student Association. Lakshyaraj hopes to pursue a career in Management Consulting.
Tom Finnegan ’26
Washington, New Jersey
Tom is double majoring in Economics and Environmental Studies. In addition to his involvement with WLSC, Tom is a Johnson Scholar and holds leadership positions in Campus Kitchen, the Library Student Advisory Board, and the Student Environmental Action League Outreach Executive. He also works as a research assistant, focusing on amphibian ecology under the guidance of Dr. Marsh. During the past summer, Tom gained valuable experience as a summer research scholar working with Dr. Marsh. With a strong passion for consulting, he aspires to pursue a career in the field after graduation.
William Fitch ’27
Westport, Connecticut
William is an Accounting major and Philosophy minor. Outside of WLSC, he is a member of the varsity Cross Country and Track & Field teams, and is also a member of the Peer Connectors Program. William will be working at Wells Fargo in Washington, DC as an Investment Banking Summer Analyst in the REGAL group.
Miles Furman ’28
Atlanta, Georgia
Miles is pursuing a double major in Accounting and French. In addition to his involvement in WLSC, Miles is a goalkeeper for the W&L Men’s Soccer Team. This past summer, Miles worked at Devoto & Company, a British firm specializing in mergers & acquisitions, doing cross-industry financial analysis, acquisition research, and partner presentations. After graduation, Miles wishes to pursue a career in investment banking or consulting.
Judy Gong ’27
Shanghai, China
Judy Gong is pursuing a double major in Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences and Strategic Communications. In addition to WLSC, she is part of the Campus Kitchen Leadership Team and the Lenfest Marketing Team. After graduation, she hopes to pursue a career in marketing/advertising or consulting.
Lily Ha ’28
Naperville, Illinois
Lily is majoring in Business Administration with minors in Data Science and Poverty Studies. In addition to WLSC, she is a research assistant, Treasurer for Pan-Asian Association for Cultural Exchange, and on the Campus Kitchen Leadership Team. After graduation, Lily hopes to pursue a career in consulting or non-profit work.
Trent Halterman ’28
Gloucester, Virginia
Trent is pursuing a major in Accounting. Outside of WLSC, Trent is the student manager for the W&L varsity baseball team and has organized various events benefitting the special needs community in his hometown. Trent is exploring potential careers in either investment banking or management consulting after graduation.
Rebecca Hoffman ’26
Dallas, Texas
Rebecca is studying Cognitive and Behavioral Science, Mass Communications, and Poverty Studies. In addition to WLSC, she serves as a Student Tour Guide, Social Impact Chair and Weinstein Scholar to the Hillel board, Hearing Advisor, Volunteer Venture Pre-Orientation Leader, Fundraising Chair of the Brain Exercise Initiative, and is affiliated with the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Rebecca has also participated in Quantum Computing research and hopes to explore and pursue a career in consulting.
Dalton Jobe ’26
Henrico, Virginia
Dalton is pursuing a major in Accounting with a minor in Mathematics. In addition to WLSC, Dalton is a member of the Men’s Varsity Swimming Team and a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity where he is the treasurer. This past summer, Dalton worked at KPMG in Richmond as a summer intern. He will be returning to KPMG after graduation as a full-time tax associate.
Houston Johnson ’27
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Houston is a double major in Accounting and American History. In addition to his involvement with WLSC, he is a Johnson Scholar and serves on the Executive Committee of the Student Body. He also holds leadership roles in the Ducks Unlimited Club and Fly Fishing Club. This past summer, Houston worked as an Expeditions Guide at A Bar A Ranch. He has accepted an offer to join Bank of America’s 2026 Investment Banking Summer Analyst Program in New York and plans to pursue a career in investment banking.
Will Joseph ’26
Wilmette, Illinois
Will is double majoring in Accounting and Classics. Outside of the classroom, he’s the goalkeeper for the men’s soccer team and is also a team captain. Will has been named All-Region for his success on the field and awarded the Elite 90 Award for his academic success off the field. Back home in the Chicago Land Area, Will has ventured into various entrepreneurial ventures, including a childcare business and soccer camp. After graduation, Will is joining Lincoln International as a full-time investment banking analyst.
Alisha Kim ’27
Odenton, Maryland
Alisha is pursuing a double major in Politics and Economics with a minor in Data Science. Outside of WLSC, she is a University Ambassador, a Library Student Outreach Associate, a member of the Library Student Advisory Board, and serves on the Local Service Committee in the Nabors Service League. After graduation, Alisha hopes to pursue a career in law, government, or consulting.
Chloe Kim ’28
Fairfax, Virginia
Chloe is pursuing a double major in Politics and Accounting with a minor in Environmental Studies. Outside of WLSC, she is a Resident Advisor for first-year students, Blue Ridge Mile Advocate, Business Administration Research Assistant, and Title IX Board Student Advisor. After graduation, Chloe hopes to attend law school or pursue a career in environmental/food policy.
Leandro Laperne ’28
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Leandro is double majoring in Sociology and Physics. In addition to WLSC, he is Co-President of Engineering Community Development, the In/Out-of-School Coordinator for ESOL, a University Ambassador, a Johnson Scholar, and a Bonner Leadership Team member. He also engages in independent physics research with Professor Mazilu and is involved in Greek life. This summer he worked at the Greensboro Urban Ministry as an emergency interviewer and in the AEI Summer Honors Institute.
Alex Malone ’27
Camden, Alabama
Alex is double majoring in Economics and Politics. Outside of WLSC, he is a University Ambassador, peer tutor in the Writing Center, and a leader in Reformed University Fellowship. Next summer, Alex will be joining Bain & Company as an Associate Consultant Intern in their Atlanta office.
Carmen Marley ’27
Lincoln, Nebraska
Carmen is majoring in Chemistry and Sociology. In addition to WLSC, Carmen works as a Burish Service Leader, acts as Vice President of Event Planning for SEAL, and is part of the W&L Dance Company. This past summer, she conducted biology research in Yellowstone National Park on the ecological footprint of Bison.
Austin McBride ’26
Boonton, New Jersey
Austin is majoring in Computer Science and minoring in Data Science and Entrepreneurship. In addition to WLSC, Austin is a research assistant to the Florence As It Was team, who use 3-D maps and models to map Florence as it was in the 15th century. He focused on optimizing and redesigning the user interface of 3-D models and the website for the Florence As It Was project.
Van Nguyen ’27
Hanoi, Vietnam
Van is pursuing a double major in Accounting and Mathematics. In addition to WLSC, she is the co-founder/vice president of W&L Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity and is working as a research assistant for the Business Administration department. Van was a Summer Research Scholar for the mathematics department, interned for Harvest Wind Partners, and developed a board game with CES funding. This upcoming summer, Van will intern at Truist Securities as an investment banking summer analyst.
Jack O’Brien ’27
St. Paul, Minnesota
Jack is majoring in Business Administration with a minor in French. In addition to his involvement with WLSC, he is a Peer Counselor, the Recreation Chair for the Ducks Unlimited Club, an Appalachian Adventure Trip Leader, and served as the head of outreach for Minnesota’s Mock Convention Delegation. Jack was an intern in the Wealth Management division of the Royal Bank of Canada, and is an incoming Sales and Trading summer analyst at Bank of America.
Max Patterson ’26
Mission Hills, Kansas
Max is pursuing a double major in Accounting and English. In addition to WLSC, Max is a Peer Counselor, Hearing Advisor, Writing Tutor, and is involved in Greek Life. Max also works as an associate in the Mail Center and trains with the Club Swim Team. After graduation, Max hopes to pursue a career in consulting or wealth management.
Mitchell Patterson ’26
San Antonio, Texas
Mitchell is double majoring in Accounting and Spanish. In addition to WLSC, he is a Young Life leader on campus, an assistant for the Student Affairs office, as well as an active member of the W&L Outing Club. Mitchell hopes to explore a career in consulting, investment management, or private equity.
Sanjheev Rao ’27
Tilgard, Oregon
Sanjheev is a double major in Economics and Chemistry and plays for the Generals tennis team. On campus, Sanjheev volunteers for Remote Area Medical, builds houses at Habitat for Humanity, and is a peer tutor at the Harte Center. After graduation, Sanjheev hopes to pursue a career in the medical field.
Katie Reed ’27
Wayne, Pennsylvania
Katie is majoring is Business Administration and minoring in French and Studio Art. In addition to WLSC, Katie is a member of the Women’s Lacrosse Team, an Appalachian Adventure trip leader, and a General Member of First Year Orientation Committee. Last year, she worked with a Politics professor to create graphics for a manuscript on the Constitution. After graduation, Katie hopes to explore a career in consulting or marketing.
Ricardo Sanchez ’28
Randolph, New Jersey
Ricardo is majoring in Business Administration with minors in Data Science and/or Computer Science. At W&L, Ricardo is a men’s Soccer team member and is a lifeguard within the work-study program at the Natatorium. He has lived in three different countries and knows to speak 3 different languages. After school Ricardo is planning to achieve a masters within the business field and hopes to start a business.
Margaret Schweppe ‘26
Shelby, North Carolina
Margaret is pursuing a double major in Business Administration and German. In addition to WLSC, Margaret is involved in the LEAD Program, enjoys exploring the outdoors with the Outing Club, and holds leadership positions in her sorority. Last summer, Margaret interned at PricewaterhouseCoopers as a Management Consulting intern aligned to the Finance Transformation team. She will be returning to PwC in Washington D.C. full-time next fall.
Patrick Solcher ’26
Houston, Texas
Patrick is majoring in Economics with minors in Data Science and Poverty and Human Capability Studies. On campus, Patrick is a Bonner scholar, a member of the Contact Committee, and on the executive team of English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL). Patrick worked on research hospital price transparency at Rice University this past summer, and will be joining McKinsey and Company in Houston after graduation.
Hayden Stallings ’27
Charlotte, North Carolina
Hayden is pursuing a major in Accounting with minors in Data Science and German. In addition to WLSC, Hayden is a member of the Men’s Varsity Swimming Team. Hayden is striving to graduate from W&L with the 150 credits required for CPA Exam eligibility. Upon graduation, he hopes to pursue a career in public accounting or consulting.
Lexie Stone ’27
Dallas, Texas
Lexie is majoring in Mathematics, with minors in Data Science and Philosophy. In addition to WLSC, she is a University Ambassador, a Peer Counselor, and a member of the InGeneral Art Magazine team. Lexie also competes on the Women’s Volleyball and Lacrosse Teams.
Cole Sullivan ’28
Old Greenwich, Connecticut
Cole is double majoring in Business Administration and Environmental Studies. Outside of WLSC, he holds leadership positions in the Student Environmental Action League and the Green Cup Organization, and plays club squash. Cole hopes to pursue a career in investment banking or consulting.
Meklit Tilahun ’27
Stafford, Virginia
Meklit is majoring in Integrated Engineering with a concentration in Biology. In addition to WLSC, she is a Johnson Scholar and a member of the Johnson Mentorship Program. She served as a Johnson Weekend interviewer for the 2024–25 application cycle and is also a University Ambassador, where she represents W&L to prospective students and families. This past summer, Meklit was a biomedical engineering research intern at Rutgers University.
Mark Troni ’26
Littleton, Colorado
Mark is majoring in Accounting and minoring in Computer Science. In addition to WLSC, he serves as a member of the Men’s Wrestling team. He also works as an intramural coordinator for Campus Rec. Last summer, Mark interned for Kiewit Corporation, helping to generate financial reports and ensure quality data. After graduation, he hopes to pursue a career in consulting or investment banking.
Noah Tuveson ’27
Batesville, Indiana
Noah is majoring in Business Administration with a minor in Philosophy. In addition to WLSC, he serves as the alumni relations chair for his Fraternity, Alpha Omicron Delta. Last summer, Noah worked as a camp counselor in Monmouth, Maine, which prioritized in creating an environment that nourishes the social, emotional, and physical well-being of all members. Noah is interested in pursuing a career in consulting, business analytics, or real estate after graduation.
Nisha Walvekar ’26
Pune, India
Nisha is double majoring in Computer Science and Environmental Studies. In addition to WLSC, she works for the Rockbridge Report and is a member of SEAL. After graduation, she plans to pursue a career in climate tech.
John Wold ’27
Alexandria, Louisiana
John is a Neuroscience major and an Environmental Science minor. Outside of WLSC, he serves as the Social Chair for his fraternity, Phi Gamma Delta, and is involved in Club Soccer and the Pre-Health Club. Back home in Alexandria, LA, he participates in soccer camps and works in the operating room at his local surgical hospital. After college, John plans to attend medical school.
Jasmine Zhang ’27
Beijing, China
Jasmine is double majoring in Economics and Computer Science. In addition to WLSC, she is a writer for the Ring-tum Phi and is part of the W&L dance company. Jasmine hopes to explore a career in management consulting after graduation.
Alessandra Del Conte Dickovick
Associate Director of Community-Based Learning