Trevor Milne

“Being at a smaller school allows me to connect with all of the faculty I’m associated with, and I’ve already built great relationships with them. It really feels like the faculty at Carthage cares for each individual student and tries to work with everyone at their level. I’ve been given grace on work I probably wouldn’t have had at a larger school.”

“Acting I has been awesome. Each day at the beginning of class, we start with a game to activate everyone and break down the tension that comes with acting. And all the way through the class, we all lift each other up through the experience together, really making it feel like I’m working alongside everyone else — not fighting against everyone.”

“Physics has definitely been a challenge. The workload is heavy and tough to complete if I’m not on top of my schedule.”

“I’ve joined SPS (Society of Physics Students), theatre, the Society of Engineers, and the microgravity research team, and I’m currently working on becoming a member of the orchestra. As you can tell, Carthage makes it easy to join multiple clubs, and each tries to work around scheduled time.”

“I hope to research aerospace engineering at NASA while also being a part of community theater and working my way up in both fields of work.”

“I’m a little bit addicted to coffee, so I would have to say the Starbucks is the number one spot on campus I’ll be at. It’s a great place to study as well as hang out with friends. Just be sure to beat the rush, or you’ll be waiting in line for sometimes 30 minutes for coffee.”

“Bingo has definitely been one of my top memories. Almost the entire student body joins together to play bingo and win amazing prizes. Last time someone won a mini fridge! It’s definitely an experience you won’t want to miss out on.”

“I think my younger self would think I was awesome! I’ve somehow found a way to keep my passion for music and engineering and be able to study them both and maybe even possibly continue both works in my professional life.”