Sarah Kay Warder

I chose WVU for the resources and opportunities it offered. It's emphasis on research was really appealing to me, as well as the awesome physics and astronomy program. I just knew I would receive the support here I needed to reach my goals and the future I wanted while meeting so many different people along the way.

 What is your favorite Mountaineer memory?

My favorite Mountaineer memory is attending my first WVU football game with all my friends that I grew up with as official Mountaineers. It was a moment of realization of how far we've come together. 

Why did you want to become a PSA?

I wanted to become a PSA because it exemplifies everything it takes to be a true Mountaineer. It gives me a platform for my voice to be heard to help out and make an impact on WVU's community. It also seemed like a great opportunity to give back to this university that has provided me with so much already.

What did you learn from the PSA experience?

The PSA program shaped me into a confident leader through the knowledge gained by valuable experiences and opportunities. I have learned so much about the university and gained even more of an appreciation towards what it means to be a Mountaineer. I now feel equipped to make an impact on our school and community.

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