Christopher Moghadam, sophomore from Cloverdale, Ind., is a recipient of the President's Scholarship, the university's most prestigious award presented to 20 incoming freshmen.
Moghadam describes his time at Indiana State so far: "Hectic, but in a positive way."
Moghadam, majoring in business management, is active in the Honors Program, Networks Professional Development program, Creative Writing Society and is an RA in Pickerl Hall. Monghadam is interested in pursuing entrepreneurship after he graduates. He plans to get involved with Small Business Development program and Launch Program Terre Haute.
What tools or habits do you use to keep organized?
"I use various dry erase boards, planners, alarms and mental notes. I am constantly on the move."
What do you worry about?
"I am always concerned about my residents. I want to make sure they are transitioning well. They seem to be doing well, but it is something I still worry about. I am hoping classes go well and making sure I meet requirements for my scholarship."
If you could be any animated character, who would you be and why?
"Spiderman, because he is always trying his best and doing what he can do to help others. He does things even if it takes away from others.
What song best describes you?
"'All I have' by NF. When I listened to it two years ago, 90 percent of the words clicked with me. I feel like the artist met me."
If you could be anyone in the world, who would it be?
"I would be myself. I wouldn't trade my life for anyone else's, for the hardships and the easy times. It has made me who I am. It would be pretty cool to be a celebrity, but it would get tiring."
Christopher Moghadam, sophomore from Cloverdale, Ind., is a recipient of the President's Scholarship, the university's most prestigious award presented to 20 incoming freshmen.
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