Chloe started at Purdue as a biology major, with intentions to attend medical school after graduation. Only a month into college, though, she realized she couldn’t part with her math classes. Identifying how... unique... such a realization was, she switched into the College of Engineering. Shortly after starting at Purdue, she became a volunteer for their new student orientation program, Boiler Gold Rush (BGR), and four years later, she was leading the nation’s largest student orientation program with seven other students. Her BGR experiences helped her discover how much she values community, hard work, and helping others to be successful. When Chloe was recruited for the Orr Fellowship, and ultimately by Allos, she was excited to find how well aligned those organizations were with those same core values. So, she traded in her science and engineering textbooks for “The Entrepreneurial Venture” and “The Essentials of Accounting” and isn’t looking back!