Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Athletics

2013: Played 16 games, including one as starter ... One goal and three assists for five points ... Seven shots, including four on goals ...

2012: Played 16 games, including three as starter ... One goal for two points ... Eight shots, including six on goal ... Liberty League All-Academic ...

2011: Started all 16 games ... Five goals and three assists for 13 points ... Had 19 shots on goal, including one game-winning goal ...

2010: Played 11 games, including six as starter ... Two goals for four points ... Eight shots on goal ... Tenth in Liberty League in shots on goal percentage ...

High School: Three-year starter in field hockey ... Two-time captain ... Two-time SOL Honorable Mention ... 2009 Featured Athlete for SOL ... Started four year in soccer ... Captain ... Valedictorian ... Scholar-Athlete ... Tiger Award ... Spirit Award ... Kiwanis Student of the Year ... National Honor Society ... Levittown Rotary Club Student of the Month ... Outstanding Varsity Club ...

Personal: Biomedical Engineering major ... Dean's List ... SAAC ... Treasurer and Community Service Chair ... Society of Women Engineers ... Volunteer ... Quality Assurance Validation Intern at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals in Summer 2013 ... Who’s Who Among America’s Colleges and Universities ... White Key (RPI's National Junior Leadership Honor Society) ... Daughter of Kathryn and Robert Ryan.

On attending Rensselaer: "I knew I wanted to go to college to study biomedical engineering. When I saw the campus for the first time, I immediately fell in love. RPI was the best school that I applied to for biomedical engineering. When I was fortunate enough to be accepted, I knew I had to attend." - March 2014

Benefits of undergraduate community at Rensselaer: "Being a part of the undergraduate community at RPI has allowed me to connect with people from all over the country and other countries in all kinds of majors. It has allowed me to learn more about other majors students are pursuing and the people. I have been able to establish relationships with students that have started with homework and has led to friendship. I have been able to become friends with people who are not athletes and learn about the things they enjoy outside of class. I have been able to form a support system since everyone goes through academic struggles at RPI. I have been able to witness different club events, community service events and sporting activities. It has given me the opportunity to grow and become more independent each year. I have enjoyed my undergraduate experience and community."