Name: Kelsey Hochstatter '04
Double Major: Environmental Studies/Psychology combined, and Fine Arts
Hometown: East Amherst , New York
Activities: women's varsity lacrosse, Outdoor Program guide (rock climbing focus), Munro Climbing Wall student worker, Environmental Psychology teaching assistant

Besides her demanding academic, athletic and outdoor activities, Hochstatter is also involved in planning for the new science facilities on campus.

After working with Professor Tom Greene as his Environmental Psychology teaching assistant since her first year, Hochstatter joined Greene on the Science Facilities Planning Board as the student representative. She sat on the architect selection committee, serves on the executive committee, and is the chairperson of the student planning committee. Hochstatter says she is very interested in architecture and sustainable design, which is a big reason she chose the majors that she did.

“One thing that I can say about my experience at St. Lawrence is that there is in no way a lack of opportunities or activities to get involved in,” says Hochstatter. “Even as a senior, there are still things that I wish I could spend more time doing, but I have no regrets because I honestly cannot remember the last time I was bored. Between my interests in art and design, the outdoors, people, and my religious faith, I cannot imagine ever running out of things to do.”