Isabella Rose Gorecki

  • Senior, Sociology major

I am very honored to be accepted into Phi Beta Kappa. My experience studying abroad in New Zealand was one of the most meaningful experiences of my time at UW-Milwaukee. It gave me a new perspective on the world and helped shape both my academic and personal growth. Back on campus, I’ve had the chance to explore so many ideas, challenge myself, and connect with faculty who genuinely care about their students. I’m especially grateful for the professors who pushed me to think critically and supported my curiosity. Being invited to join Phi Beta Kappa feels like a really special recognition of all the work and learning that’s happened along the way.

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