STEFANIE CHOW | District Treasurer

University of California, San Diego, Management Science (Economics) Major, Year 3

Hometown located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

[Favorites]
Movie: Good Will Hunting
Song: "With You," by Chris Brown
Quote: "Don't settle."
Disney character: Stitch!
Animal: Puppies!
Color: Black (it's classy, not depressing! :P)
Word: Qi, because it is my life-saving word in Words With Friends.
Noise: Cities, airports, or anywhere I can get lost in the lull of ambient noise. I love the feeling <3
Smell: San Francisco!

[If you could vacation anywhere in the world, where would it be?]

New York City, watching classic Broadway plays and just living up the city life! <3 but I guess if I traveled outside the US, I would go to Japan.

[What color/type of umbrella would you use?]

The one that Mary Poppins uses!

[If you were a mutant, what kind of powers would you have?]

The power of mind-reading, because I love mind games ;)

[If there was a zombie outbreak, what would be your weapon of choice?]

If you know me, I always love the sniper rifle, but if we're talking melee weapons, katana or machete is the best way to go X]

[Coke or Pepsi]

Psh. Who drinks Coke or Pepsi? I like orange Crush (the soda not the song), even though that wasn't the question.

[Breakfast or Dinner]

Dinner has more variety! The only breakfast food I like is cereal.

[Ribbon]

I chose teal as my ribbon color to promote sexual assault awareness. The National Sexual Violence Resource Center (www.nsvrc.org) quotes that one in three females and one in seven males will be sexually abused before the age of 17, but no statistic can describe the emotional pain that is inflicted on many hidden and unknown victims and their families. Guilt, shame, and many other factors prevent these individuals from speaking up and taking a stand against any form of sexual assault, from harassment to rape. Along with raising awareness and teaching others how to avoid potentially dangerous situations, it is important to relieve those affected by letting them know that they are not alone.