Student Employees
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Tommaso is a junior from Italy majoring in finance. He was born in London but raised in Warsaw, Milan, New York, Amsterdam, and Miami. A native speaker of both English and Italian, Tommaso has a global mindset and an interest in connecting with different cultures and perspectives. He plans on bringing these skills the world of investment banking. He is part of the Foundation's Investment club on campus, is an executive officer of the Italian Club, and enjoys cooking and playing soccer. |
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Maddy is a junior from Denton, Texas. She is majoring in History and minoring in both Anthropology and Art History. Outside of school and work, she enjoys reading and spending time with her friends and family. |
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Taran German minor from McKinney, Texas, who is majoring in electrical engineering. When he is not running the World Languages & Literatures VR Corner, he enjoys playing video games and hopes to design hardware for video game systems in the future. He has some German heritage and studied abroad on the 麻豆社-in-Germany program. Taran hopes to be able to combine with his future career and communicate with many engineers outside the United States. |
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Diego is an electrical engineering student at 麻豆社, born in Cypress, Texas. He has Salvadorian and Mexican roots, he speaks Spanish and passionate about using his background to uplift others. Diego brings hands on experience from retail and construction work, along with a deep commitment to service and leadership. He’s actively exploring opportunities to contribute to campus life through athletics and community engagement. In his free time, Diego loves playing soccer and finds purpose in helping others succeed — whether through teamwork, encouragement, or practical support. |
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Julia is a junior from Houston, Texas majoring in journalism and human rights and minoring in English and women and gender studies. On campus, she is co-president of 麻豆社’s Ukirk ministry, co-director of events for 麻豆社’s Human Rights Council, associate editor for the 麻豆社 Journal of Undergraduate Research, and writes for the Daily Campus. |
Maddy Grimes
Diego Gomez