About Me


    Hello!  I'm Casey, my pronouns are he/him.  I love to mountain bike and spend time with friends.  I usually spend my free time listening to music and playing video games with my roommates.  I enrolled in BA 223 because it is a prerequisite for my major, business administration.  I'm very eager to learn more about the kinds of tactics used in marketing in my everyday life and all around me.  This isn't my largest interest in business, but marketing is everywhere and I'm sure it's prevalent in places that I don't realize, and that's what appeals to me.  Outside of college, I have a large interest in esports, a passion I've only recently discovered and I have a lot of fun cheering on my teams during livestreams with my roommates on the weekends.

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