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Melissa Potocki 

Admissions Intern

Year: Junior
Major: Psychology & Human Resource Management
Hometown: Orangeburg, NY

1. What activities are you involved with at Oswego?
I’m a Resident Mentor in Johnson Hall, a Peer Advisor for Undeclared students, and an Intern in the Admissions office.

2.  Why did you choose Oswego?
There isn’t just one reason why I chose Oswego, but mainly when I visited the campus it just felt right.

3. What is the best thing about your major?
I love both the Psychology and Business departments. Both departments have so many willing and helpful people eager to teach you all that they can.

4. Generally speaking, what impact has the Oswego faculty had on you?
Oswego has a ton of great faculty members who are ready to go to extreme lengths for you; it really is a wonderful feeling.

5.  Who's your favorite professor and why?
My favorite professor would be Vic Licatese. He is extremely knowledgeable in the field of Psychology and has such a fun and effective way of teaching. His excitement for Psychology is one of the main reasons why I became a Psychology major.

6. Describe your departments atmosphere and how it has enhanced your ability to learn.
The Psychology department is very hands on. Over my few years here I’ve conducted and participated in many experiments that have prepared me greatly for my future.

7. What's the best thing about SUNY Oswego?
From my experience, I believe that the best thing about SUNY Oswego would be the First Year Residential Experience programs housed in Johnson Hall.

8. Comment on how your Oswego experience has helped prepare you for a career.
All of my involvement at Oswego has greatly helped me prepare for my future. I’ve had many opportunities to lead and strengthen my abilities in many ways. All of which could really help me in any career opportunities.

9. What opportunities has Oswego given you that you never had before?
My Resident Mentor position in Johnson Hall has given me great opportunities to interact with many different people and help them in different ways. Such experiences will really help me in my future with HRM and Psychology.

 Last Updated: 10/29/09