Lab Member Spotlight: Megan Sedita

We asked fourth year in the iArt Lab, Megan Sedita, to reflect on two questions as she awaits internship match, which will occur next week.

What do you wish you knew when you started the program?

Megan S: That graduate school will challenge you to be involved in many activities throughout the next four years, not just school work. You will engage in classes, practicum experiences, research, and milestone projects simultaneously. This has been one of the most exciting parts about my graduate training, and I feel has allowed me to become a very well rounded student. 

What did you like best about the program? 

Megan S: I am extremely happy with the personalized mentorship I have received from Dr. Chesin, which has been a tremendous asset to my training. William Paterson’s program has promoted immeasurable amounts of growth within myself.