Matthew Rogers, a dynamic and visionary leader, currently serves as the President of the Sellinger Scholars Society at Loyola University Maryland. In this role, he guides strategic agendas, oversees board meetings, and represents the society to internal and external organizations. A dedicated Sophomore Business Honors student pursuing a Finance major with minors in Accounting, Information Systems, and Entrepreneurship, Matthew is deeply committed to academic excellence and community engagement. As Student President of the Loyola University Maryland Sellinger Scholars Program, he actively advances key objectives through mentoring, service, and a strong commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice. Matthew's passion for making a positive impact is evident in his dedication to building strong connections and giving back to the community that has shaped his personal and professional journey.

Skyler Betournay, a motivated sophomore at Loyola University Maryland, is currently serving as the Vice President of Outreach & Engagement. With a double major in Accounting and Sustainability Management and aspirations to obtain a CPA, Skyler is enthusiastic about developing skills and knowledge in these dynamic fields. Having gained valuable experience working closely with clients in high-paced environments, Skyler has honed exceptional communication and problem-solving skills. Through leadership roles in various extracurricular activities, Skyler understands the importance of teamwork and collaboration. Eager to apply these experiences and skills, Skyler looks forward to contributing to future endeavors and continuing professional growth in the business world.

Abby Holthaus, currently a Junior at Loyola University Maryland, is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Finance with minor areas of study in Information Systems, specializing in Data Analytics, and Marketing. Previously serving as the Chief Marketing Officer for the Sellinger Scholar's Business Honors Program, Abby worked alongside a group of highly motivated honors business students to strengthen program retention, prestige, and engagement. Now, as the Vice President of Professional Development, Abby continues to bring her dedication and leadership to the role, further contributing to the success of the business community at Loyola University Maryland.