Hi! My name is Salome Nsereko and I am currently attending Loyola Maryland where my intended major is Biopsychology. This stems from my interest in health care, specifically in the oncology and physical therapy fields, and my desire to support, listen to, and understand others. Accordingly, my pursuit of these goals is reliant upon my attendance of graduate school after I receive my bachelor's degree. Furthermore, though I am not sure whether both my passions will intersect, I hope to both maintain playing my instrument, and to explore how music may help alleviate painful symptoms in individuals. Overall, I hope to garner all the tools I need to maximize upon my values of open-mindedness and care so I can be an active supporter of growth for myself and others.

• Sales Associate

  Retail · Aerie

  Jan 2022 – Present

• Camp Counselor

  Child Care · Mohawk Day Camp

  Jan 2021 – Jan 2021

• Greenwich Land Trust

  Environmental Services · Greenwich Land Trust

  Jan 2019 – Jan 2020

• Advocacy
• Volunteering
• Philanthropy

• Track & Field

  Junior Varsity

  2017 – 2020

• First Violin

  Loyola Chamber Ensemble · Performance Art

  2021 – 2022

  Productions:

  Two recitals

• Violinist

  Greenwich High School Symphony Orchestra · Performance Art

  2017 – 2020

  Productions:

  Had four concerts a year

• Volunteer

  Volunteering · Pacific House

  2017 – 2019

  Mission:

  To learn more about the circumstance affecting poverty in my local community and help to support the shelter's mission by sharing what I learned.

• Team member

  Volunteering · Round Hill Church - Simply Smiles

  2019 – 2020

  Mission:

  Simply Smiles functions to offer the kids a future where success is a possibility by providing shelter and the opportunity for education; something that their parents couldn’t provide due to a lack of resources. As part of the team chosen to go to Oaxaca, our mission was to educate ourselves, be active listeners and observers of our environment, and reflect on how we could apply what we learned to incite change in our own lives and communities.