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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
Normally I would welcome you to this version of the newsletter and share with you what’s inside these pages, but in light of the Region VII Newsletter winning the Earl Whitfield Regional Outreach Award at this year’s Annual Conference, I just wanted to take this space to say thank you.
Without our Region VII members and the work they do, the stories they’ve shared, and the ways they continue to contribute to this field, this newsletter would not be worthy of any awards. So while I know I was the one on stage accepting the award, I hope everyone in our Region takes pride in this victory because it belongs to all of us.
In Campus Community, Zac Lomas
Updates From the Regional Director
Chrissie Taylor
Regional
Director
Rutgers University - Camden
Hey Party People!
II hope you all are reading this from your most relaxing and restful spot! I know I’m wishing I was on the beach right now! Even though it’s summer, your Regional Leadership Team is working hard behind the scenes to plan the events coming up in the next few months and we hope that you and your team can join us!
We’re also looking to expand and welcome new institutions into Region VII. If you know of an institution that would be a great addition to our region, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me directly at Chrissie taylor@rutgers edu I’d love to partner with you to share membership information and extend the invitation
Region VII continues to make it a priority to offer our members a variety of opportunities to be involved, to learn, and to get to know each other Over the next few months, we are offering affordable professional development opportunities for you and your team, including our 4 Annual Grad & Grow Institute and our very first Next Steps Conference (keep reading for more info!). th
In addition to planning our upcoming events, we’re also focusing on reconnecting with our members and strengthening our community Growing and supporting our membership remains a top priority, and we’re so grateful for the incredible work our Membership Coordinators Ryan and Lawrence are doing to help make that happen!
We have an exciting slate of events and opportunities lined up for the months ahead follow our Instagram for details and be sure to mark your calendars! As always, I encourage you to reach out, get involved, and share your ideas your voice and dedication are what make Region VII so strong
Thank you for your continued dedication, enthusiasm, and commitment to our community. I’m grateful to each of you, and I look forward to seeing you soon!
Chrissie Taylor Region VII Director
AnnualConference Awardees
Region VII is incredibly proud of its members and their contributions to not only the Region, but the association at large The 2025 annual conference once again saw multiple Region VII members receiving recognition for both their volunteer and scholastic success.
Please take the time to visit https://acui.org/awards/ to not only read more about the wonderful work of those celebrated from Region VII, but all of those within ACUI who continue to make us a premier destination for student affairs professionals.
In the following pages you will learn more about those individuals and institutions from Region VII who were recognized at the conference and remember to think about nominating a colleague or yourself for next year so folks continue to receive the accolades they deserve!
Emeritus Award
The Emeritus Award is presented to professionals for their leadership and dedication to serving students and advancing campus community through their careers in the college union and student activities field.
Winston-Muir, Frederick Community College
Excellence in Student Training Programs
The Excellence in Student Training Programs award acknowledges campuses that have demonstrated leadership in student activities by implementing creative educational programs to prepare students as leaders or employees. The value of the college union is recognized by the award through the positive impact on students’ performance, capabilities, and progress toward organizational objectives.
Jeanni
Kraemer Clayton, The George Washington University
Excellence in Volunteer Service Award
The Excellence in Volunteer Service Award acknowledges up to six individuals annually for their success and loyalty to ACUI during the previous 12 months in a volunteer role. The individual’s high level of engagement affirms the value of professional service, validating their leadership, passion, and contribution to ACUI.
Revis A. Cox Memorial Award
The Revis A. Cox Memorial Award honors the passion of professionals who contribute relentless support for multicultural education and social justice through their leadership on campus. The recipient will receive $400 to support their professional development at an ACUI event to continue to grow as a mentor, advisor, and advocate for student learning and inclusion.
Dr. Phillip Smith, Rutgers UniversityNew Brunswick
Adell McMillan Memorial Scholarship
The Adell McMillan Memorial Scholarship was established to assist women in developing their leadership potential within the profession. It benefits the recipient through up to $1,000 in financial support to participate in activities that provide professional development, networking, and leadership opportunities.
Earl Whitfield Regional Outreach Award
The Earl Whitfield Regional Outreach Award celebrates region’s within ACUI for their innovative communication campaigns It acknowledges and promotes marketing ideas that satisfy a need for regional outreach regarding conferences, educational programs, and volunteer opportunities to inspire member engagement
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New York is called the city that never sleeps and the phrase “A New York Minute” was coined by folks from Texas amazed at just how much New Yorkers could cram into sixty seconds But what happens when you give members from Region VII over 5,000 New York Minutes? Well, a whole lot. Follow along for a look into just some of what our Region VII members did with their time in the Big Apple . . .
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Meetthe2025 ConferencePlanning Team
SerafinaGenise(She/Her/Hers)
2025 Conference Planning Chair
Rutgers University - New Brunswick
Once won a hula hoop contest at a street fair!
MustafaSabuur(He/Him/His)
2026 Conference Planning Chair
Rutgers University - Camden
Has run a marathon
EmilyInserra(She/Her/Hers)
Education Coordinator
Montclair State University
Her favorite genre of music is Christmas music!
BobbyDemarco(He/Him/His)
Education Coordinator
West Chester University
His dog, Marco DeMarco, has a Greek passport.
EmilyDolan(She/Her/Hers)
Student Member: Education
Rutgers University - New Brunswick
LOVES Reality TV- big Survivor and Big Brother fan!!
TonyVitale(He/Him/His)
Entertainment Coordinator
Rutgers University - New Brunswick
Has jumped off the highest bungee jump in the world (Zhangjiajie, Hunan, China).
DarrekHarshberger(He/Him/His)
Fundraising Coordinator
PennWest University - California
Likes to go on road trips and travel internationally. In May, he visited the Galapagos Islands.
SamanthaJones(She/Her/Hers)
Student Member : Fundraising
Rutgers University - New Brunswick
Went to London, Paris, and Madrid at 15 years old through EF Tours!
AntonioTalamo(He/Him/His)
Host Coordinator
Montclair State University
Is a huge sports fan and loves to cook!
NickChristy(He/Him/His)
Keynote & All Conference Sessions Coordinator
Lehigh University
Has been to every presidential library.
MackenzieCarey(She/Her/Hers)
Marketing & Communications Coordinator
Rutgers University - New Brunswick
Has bowled a turkey (3 strikes in a row) before!
TravisHoutz(He/Him/His)
Registration & Evaluation Coordinator
Shippensburg University
Is in LOVE with Jersey Mike’s right now and could eat it every day.
MelissaUlmer(She/Her/Hers)
Student Experience Coordinator
Rowan University
Is the heir to an ice cream palace in Middletown, De and can make a mean soft serve cone.
AndrewRubas(He/Him/His)
Student Member: Student Experience
Villanova University
Has two dogs An Australian Shepherd named Benn and a Bernese Mountain Dog named Juniper.
JosiahHouston(He/Him/His)
Technology & Logistics Coordinator
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Owns over 100 pairs of sneakers.
BuildingBuzz: MontclairSiteVisit SparksExcitement
The 2025 ACUI Region VII Conference is already generating buzz as this year’s Conference Planning Team (CPT) prepares to welcome students and professionals from across the region to Montclair State University this November 13th-15th. With a recent on-site planning visit completed, CPT members are energized and enthusiastic about what’s to come.
At the forefront of this year’s planning effort is Serafina Genise, the 2025 Conference Planning Chair. For Serafina, the process of assembling and leading the CPT has been a highlight in itself.
Genise notes that “Getting to put together the best team I could imagine for this conference planning cycle has been the most exciting part so far. I get to work with some amazing and motivated individuals who have made this process a dream.”
Among those team members is Darrek Harshberger, serving as the Fundraising Coordinator alongside Samantha Jones.
“As a new member of the CPT, it can be daunting at first, but everyone has been so helpful and offered so much wisdom and encouragement,” said Darrek. “We are all definitely working hard to have an amazing conference, and it is truly showing!”
Genise smiling at one of her fellow Conference Planning Team members during the Regional Conference Site Visit
BuildingBuzz: MontclairSiteVisit SparksExcitement, cont.
Meanwhile, Nick Christy, Keynote and All Conference Sessions Coordinator, is leading efforts to deliver inspiring and thoughtful programming that reflects the evolving needs of campus professionals and student leaders alike.
“It is a privilege to serve ACUI Region VII members,” Nick shared. “I’ve attended several conferences in the past and have always loved the welcoming spirit ACUI brings. I’m excited to connect with members from all over the region and talk about the challenges and opportunities ahead.”
The team’s recent site visit to Montclair State University was a pivotal moment for collaboration and vision-setting, with Genise remarking that “The site visit was great, Getting to spend time together outside of Zoom and seeing the spaces we’ll be living and learning in come November
was so valuable There were so many laughs and ideas that came out of our time together.”
Nick echoed Genise’s sentiment: “It was great to meet our CPT in person. We’re an energetic group with different personalities and strengths, and I think it's a recipe for an amazing conference experience.”
Volunteer & Member Engagement Coordinator Kelly Chang (left) and Regional Leadership Team Student Member Allison Chacon-Perez (right share in a laugh
Christy participates in an icebreaker during the first day of the Montclair site visit
Marketing & Communications Coordinator Mackenzie Carey brings her energy to trying out one of Montclair’s nap pods
Darrek was especially impressed by the campus atmosphere.
“Montclair State University is a gorgeous campus with lots of uniqueness! I love visiting other campuses and seeing what makes them different I’m especially excited about the last night of the conference and hopefully being able to see New York City!”
In fact, the proximity to NYC is a feature attendees can look forward to.
“Montclair is just 11 miles from New York City,” added Serafina. “There are even spots on campus where you can see the skyline! We may even have an amazing view during our closing banquet.”
Darrek added: “If you're anything like me, living far away from NYC, Times Square is only 30 minutes away and definitely a highlight when the conference isn’t in session!”
This year’s conference will introduce several exciting new elements. One of the biggest updates: a brand-new program track tailored specifically for undergraduate students.
“Our Education and Student Experience team is working hard to build this program from scratch,” Serafina said. “We’re really excited about it!”
Darrek is also focused on expanding fundraising initiatives that directly support the region.
“We’re amping up Buy More Beads our Heads and Tails game and our silent auction,” he said. “All funds raised go directly to ACUI Region VII. And if you can’t attend, there will still be ways to support our region!”
While Nick is still finalizing some potential new experiences, his focus is on providing space for reflection and growth
“Expect a chance to meet new people, connect with old friends, learn something new, and reflect on current practices,” he said. “We know the world is changing rapidly, and we’re hoping to give you the skills and connections to create a roadmap for the future.”
For professional staff, the conference is more than just a learning opportunity. It’s a place to recharge and be inspired.
“Professional staff should attend to learn from their colleagues or share what their institutions are doing well,” said Serafina. “I always leave the conference with my cup filled and excited to bring new ideas back to my campus.”
Darrek added from the perspective of a new professional:
“At the last conference, I made so many new connections and came back with ideas for everything from Parent and Family Engagement to Commuter Services. It was an incredible learning experience.”
Region VII Communications Coordinator Dom Hannon is a big fan of the updates to next year’s conference!
View of the New York skyline from Montclair, NJ
BuildingBuzz: MontclairSiteVisit SparksExcitement, cont.
Darrek added from the perspective of a new professional:
“At the last conference, I made so many new connections and came back with ideas for everything from Parent and Family Engagement to Commuter Services. It was an incredible learning experience.”
And for students, the event is equally valuable.
“Students undergraduate or graduate should attend this amazing opportunity to grow and help their campuses,” said Darrek. “The connections you make at conferences can last a lifetime and even help in future job searches!”
Serafina agrees: “Working in a student union is such a unique experience. At the conference, you can connect with peers from other campuses, share ideas, and explore student affairs as a potential career.”
As planning continues, the 2025 ACUI Region VII Conference is shaping up to be a standout event filled with community, learning, and inspiration.
Visit the ACUI Region VII website for updates, including educational session submissions and information about registration.
November at Montclair State University promises to be unforgettable.
Harshberger (left) deep in thought during a conversation with Education Coordinator Bobby Demarco
2026 Conference Chair, Mustafa Sabuur and Education Coordinator Emily Inserra laugh during an icebreaker
CelebratingOur2025 RegionVIIGraduates
Student Unions are nothing without our students and especially our student employees. From building managers to information desk employees to graduate assistants and interns, our student employees are vital to advancing campus community and so we’re proud to celebrate those students who have not only contributed to the work we do, but completed their academic journey by graduating!
See below for a list of students whose names were submitted by their supervisors.
If you or your student’s name was not submitted, we are still proud of your accomplishments!
If you supervise students, make sure to follow us on Instagram at @acuiregionvii to stay informed of opportunities like this in the future!
University at Buffalo
Derrick Lemon, MSEd
County College of Morris
Andres Montesdeoca, AAS
Daemen University
Alpha Bah, BS
Derek Raymond, MBA
Pratt Institute
Salem Alvarez, BFA
Ashley Carvajal, BFA
Colin Coffey, BFA
Cathlyn Henry BFA
Chris Kim, BArch
Isaac O'Connell BFA
Jacob Sommer BFA
Ramapo College of New Jersey
Jules Bernard, BA
Sharleen Lee, BA
Giana Comisi, BA
Larissa Wade, BA
Kanon Ueda, BS
Ariana Ramirez, BSW
Reagan Griemsman, BA
Marisa Nastory, BA
Rylie Klain, BA
Sam Viola, MSW
Grace Montecalvo, MSW
University of Rochester
Adama Abdul-Wahab
Alhour Hasan
Assiata Kamagate
Audrey Stenger
Beatrice Barone
Eliza Bennett
Elsa Vellone
Gabriela Pena
Isabella Rocha
Jaydee Ortez
Jennifer Delgado
John Nguyen
Khue Nguyen
Kristen Lee
Madison King
Marin Zhang
Molly Vianese
Niha Bhandari
Potter Flynn
Sengathir Rajagopal
Stanley Huang
Rutgers UniversityCamden
Jaymin Young
Marissa Pyne
Grisleidy Pena
Summer Liu
Aaliyah Davis
Hoi Tran
Gary Jung
Deja Hicks
Isabella Witting
Thembi Gola
Raman Naik
Naimish Sharma
Vinay Warrier
Jawaad Jariwala
Anupam Dalmia
Rutgers University - New Brunswick
David Fabian
Rutgers University - New Brunswick, cont.
Elene Gogshelidze
Amani Islam
Jeff Ji
Jiwoon Jung
Farooq Naimath
Tony Park
Emily Ro
Yewande Taiwo
Lamont Watson
Saadhika Mamidi
Edward Gonzalez
Jasmine Olavides
Jai Yadav
Briana O.Onyetenu
Bryanna Marcellus
Christopher Chin
Qamir Myles
Messiah Walker
Luis Briceno
Nehal Shahriar Rabbi
Justin Lee
Alok Pillai
Anh Huynh
Roxana Tequitlalpa
Shravan Patel
Siddharth Aggarwal
Tanya George
Dustin Symonette
Renelyn “Ren” Sevilla
Adriana Ruivo
AJ Aoun
Ashley Patnett
Emily Razak
Melanie Reynoso
Mia Nazario
Mia Ongay
Roshani Sunil
Shenghui "Blake" Li
Terrance George
Vienna Zarro
Yu Kyung “YK” Um
Zachary Viray
Stephanie Reyes - Colon
Angelis Rodriguez-Valdez
Angela He
Caroline Sullivan
Maha Ahmed
Veronica DePass
Sedona Sabatino
Chi Pham
Chigoziem Okeke
Choudhry Ahmed
Christie Salib
Emily Warhaftig
Hein Min Thu
Rutgers University - New Brunswick, cont.
Jack Harvey
Jahnvi Shah
Lex Michel
Mateo Dimoski
Renee Procacci
Sharon Mathew
Sreya Anupuru
Shiddah Patel
Tanish Kumar
Tirth Patel
Saloni Paranjpe
Shresta Belede
Jennifer (Zherui) Wang
SUNY Oneonta
Ashley DeFeo, BS
Katie Daniszewski, BS
Ozzy Rios, BS
Marissa Incardona, BS
Jordan Eddy, BA
Bridget Doherty, BS
Greenlei Otto, BA
Luke Floge, BA
Rebecca Diehl, BS
CelebratingOur2025 RegionVIIGraduates
Rowan University
Victoria McClendon, MA
Jessica Landow, MA
University of Pennsylvania
Spencer Allen, MSW Yoanna Dimitrova, MBS
EducationConnection
Happy Summer Region VII!
The preparations for the Next Steps conference and Grad and Grow are going swimmingly, and we would love to see you there! Join us in July and August for carefully curated networking and professional development with your peers - we have some excellent sessions lined up.
As higher education professionals, I think we need to lean into the education part of that, and the best way to start is with ourselves. There are so many things that would be relevant to educate ourselves on and try to learn about current happenings in the world, but I know how overwhelming that can be. My recommendation is to seek out knowledge with intentionality. One way to do this, of course, is to read.
A book I read recently that really stayed with me was “The Message” by Ta-Nehisi Coates. The book consists of three parts, each a reflection of his experience traveling through Senegal, occupied Palestine, and a small town in South Carolina. He discusses themes of home, displacement, history, and the art of writing. What I loved so much about this book was the way it made me feel while reading it. Coates is a masterful writer, weaving his childhood memories with explorations of racism, apartheid, book bans, and reflections on history. His prose was beautiful but also measured, making this accessible and enjoyable read, in my opinion.
As we all know, just because it is Summer does not mean that we get a break. So, while you pursue knowledge and make plans for the upcoming year, make sure to take time to breathe as well. Start small - be kind to yourself and others, and embrace community.
Upcoming Region
VII Educational Programs
The Next Steps Conference
July 21st
Montclair State University
More Information Here
Grad & Grow Institute
August 6th
Rowan University
More Information Here
Antonio Talamo
Sidra Habal
SpotlightonVII
The June Newsletter’s Spotlight on VII features Kean University graduating senior Shane Gagnon, a May 2025 graduate of Kean University, who leaves behind a legacy of exceptional leadership and service within the Division of Student Affairs at Kean According to his supervisor, throughout all four years of his undergraduate journey, Shane demonstrated unwavering commitment to the student experience, contributing meaningfully in multiple leadership roles most notably within Student Government
Known for his professionalism and initiative, Shane consistently enhanced the efficiency and effectiveness of student operations. His contributions included the development of programming guides, assessment data trackers, and other vital logistical tools that streamlined departmental workflows. His forward-thinking approach led to the creation of policies and procedures that supported not only his fellow students but also professional staff, making a lasting impact on the University community.
Shane is recognized as a self-directed and highly detail-oriented emerging professional. He upholds high standards for himself and inspires those around him to strive for excellence. His leadership style is inclusive, heart-driven, and rooted in empathy. Whether he was checking in on a peer or leading an initiative, Shane always prioritized building genuine relationships and uplifting those in his circle. A passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion, Shane values cultural exploration and different perspectives, bringing thoughtful insight and compassion to every interaction. His ability to balance operational excellence with emotional intelligence has made him a standout leader and a trusted colleague.
As he embarks on his next chapter, Shane will begin his Master’s Degree in College Student Affairs at Rutgers University - New Brunswick this fall With his proven dedication, insight, and heart for service, Shane is poised to become an influential force in the future of higher education and Region VII
RegionVIIRising: StudentSpotlights
Sophia Parra (she/her)
Sophia Parra is a second-year graduate student in the Master of Education in College Student Affairs program at Rutgers University–New Brunswick. She currently serves as a Graduate Coordinator with Student Centers & Event Services, part of Student Centers & Activities, where she plays an integral role in enhancing the student experience through event execution and student employee supervision.
This summer, Sophia is also serving as a NODA Intern for New Student Orientation at the University of Maryland, College Park. In this position, she is helping to support incoming students through their transition to college life, a testament to her commitment to orientation and student success.
Before beginning her graduate journey, Sophia made a lasting impact during her undergraduate years at Montclair State University She held multiple leadership roles within the Student Government Association, including Executive Secretary, Chief of Staff, and Editor-in-Chief of the yearbook Her voice and creativity also reached broader audiences as a Social Media Ambassador for Montclair State University, where she was once responsible for creating a TikTok with 1 million views!
Sophia was heavily involved in student orientation through the Hawk Squad, serving as a Member, Coordinator, and eventually Manager. She also contributed to the university's enrollment efforts as an Undergraduate Admissions Ambassador and actively participated in the Future Student Affairs Professionals organization, laying the groundwork for her graduate studies
Her professional development began early, including attending her first ACUI conference at last year’s regional event at West Chester University an experience she describes as truly transformative. She also serves as one of the student members on the Region VII Regional Leadership Team, where she focuses on social media and communications.
Sophia’s journey is a shining example of how early involvement builds a strong foundation for a career in student affairs and ACUI.
Fun Fact: Sophia has attended 5 Dancing With the Stars live tours and has met a majority of the current professional dancers!
InclusiveInsights
Happy Pride When I reflected on remarks for June’s Inclusive Insights in celebration of Pride Month, I initially struggled with the optics of me, a straight, white, male commenting on the topic. However, my friend and supervisor, Rick Brown, a long time member of the LGBTQ+ community (the phrase "long-time" was his, not mine), told me "you are the most 'nonLGBTQ+ ally and supporter' of the LGBTQ+ community that I know," so I feel a bit better.
As we kick off this month, it is important to recognize that pride is many things. Pride is celebratory. And pride is family including mine. It is attending Pride in New York City with tens of thousands of others And it is attending Pride in the neighboring town with hundreds of others. It is running the NYC Marathon as part of the Human Rights Campaign team, raising more than $7,000 for the fight for equality And it is reading a family favorite book, "and Tango Makes Three" to each new baby in our lives.
But pride is also more than festivals and parades Pride is a reminder of how much work is still to be done and the very real dangers and loss that exist for the LGBTQ+ community. Earlier this month, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth ordered the secretary of the Navy to rename the oiler ship USNS Harvey Milk Earlier this year, trans people were removed from National Park Websites, including the Stonewall National Monument. Stonewall almost certainly isn’t a national monument and the movement isn't a movement without trans individuals
As we do our work in our various positions on our respective campuses, it is important to remember that work to support the LGBTQ+ community isn’t the work of one person or one center. It’s anyone who advises clubs, creates programming, oversees Greek Life, establishes and maintains physical spaces in our unions and so much more It is all of us
To the lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer and questioning students, faculty, and staff reading today- we see you, we hear you, we are with you And the same is true for the students who just left our campuses in May, who will join us this summer at Orientation and pre-college programs, and all those who will once again fill our campus with life in August.
As we recognize and observe this Pride month, let us learn. Let us support. Let us fight. And let us celebrate!
We understand that sometimes folks in ACUI use acronyms or terms that not all members are familiar with. While we try our hardest to avoid this, you still may hear these terms and phrases and not be sure what they mean. To help everyone stay in-theknow, here is a glossary of commonly used ACUI acronyms or terms that you may hear in the future.
ACUI - The abbreviation for Association of College Unions International Annual Conference - Association-wide meeting held each year
Board of Trustees - Volunteers that work on determining and advancing strategic directions, governing over long-term goals, representing the association to other members, and setting the tone for member experience
The Bulletin - ACUI’s online member magazine
CAS - Council for the Advancement of Standards
CO - Central Office
Community of Practice - A term referring to networks of members that share a common interest.
CPT - Conference Planning Team (team planning Regional conferences or could refer to Conference Program Team (team planning annual Conference)
ERF - Education and Research Fund
ILEAD® - Institute for Leadership Education and Development, I-LEAD® is ACUI’s premier student program, designed to emphasize the key concept areas of leadership, community development, and change
IPDS - IPDS: New Professionals Orientation is an introduction to the profession that offers ample idea sharing, discussion of theory and skills, and opportunities to network
RD - Regional Director Regional directors serve as the chief administrator of their region, representing regional activities to other ACUI leaders and members.
Region VII - ACUI is broken down into eight separate regions that cover the globe. Region VII is made up of Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland , New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Quebec.
RLT - Regional Leadership Team
VDT - Volunteer Development Team
Wanttobefeaturedinthe NewsletteroronSocialMedia?
As communication coordinators, Dom Hannon and I, have a goal to consistently provide our Region VII members with content about our members, events, student unions, and more.
However, we can’t do that without you! Our members are the lifeblood of our Region and so we want to hear your stories, your successes, see your building, and more. To be featured just fill out our content form which can be found by scanning the QR code on this page.
We can’t wait to hear from you!
-Zac Lomas