Our 4EK Superstar for this month is Michelle Messina. Michelle is currently a senior and is working towards a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies, as well as a minor in Leadership Studies and English: Writing. Michelle has a very colorful resume, including being a part of the Phi Alpha Delta Pre-law Fraternity and President’s Leadership Council, as well as being Miss UCF Homecoming Queen Spring 2010. When asked about her experience at UCF, Michelle said, “I love UCF because of opportunity it provides. The staff and faculty of UCF truly care about you and want you to succeed. They are extremely willing to help and set you up to be the best you can be. I have had every opportunity to do everything that I have wanted to do. I would not change my college experience for anything.”
Some honors which Michelle have achieved include the Order of Omega Honor Society and the Omicron Delta Kappa National Honor Society. Michelle is a a student in the Burnett Honors College and was also in the Inspire Women's Leadership Program, as well as the LEAD Scholars Program. Michelle has received many awards during her time at UCF, including the Student Government Board of Trustees Scholarship and the Student Government Campus Involvement Scholarship. A few of the places where Michelle has gained invaluable work experience are UCF's Board of Trustees where she worked as a Student Assistant; Edge Public Affairs, LLC./Tico Perez Solutions, LLC, where she worked as an intern for Tico Perez Solutions, LLC; and MyRegion within the Central Florida Partnership, where she worked as an intern for MyRegion.org.
Besides being on President's Leadership Council and in the Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity, Michelle is involved in a lot of activities, such as being a Student Government Association Justice, being on the Student Conduct Review Board Undergraduate Studies Advisory Board, and being in the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority.
We are so honored to have Michelle as our 4EK Superstar, she is such a wonderful member of the UCF community!
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