What is it like to be a Ratio Christi student?

What does a Ratio Christi chapter, well, do on college campuses? How do meetings go? What is campus evangelism like, and what do our students have to do with it? Last month you heard from directors, but this month we are bringing you the perspectives of student leaders that are making Christ known on the campus.

Presenters:

Makenna Larsson is a junior at the University of Utah studying psychology with a minor in entrepreneurship. She currently serves as Vice President of Ratio Christi’s University of Utah chapter and works as a research assistant in the Early Experiences Lab. She’s passionate about the intersection of science, business, and communication, and is still exploring where that might lead. Outside of school, she enjoys hiking, climbing, snowboarding, and reading.

Michael Roy is a Junior at NCSU studying Bio and Ag Engineering Technology. He currently holds the student Vice president office at the NCSU chapter of Ratio Christi. He enjoys listening to theological discussions, cycling, and tinkering with engines.

Originally from Virginia, Erina Sullivan is currently in her fourth year at the University of Cincinnati, where she is majoring in Cybersecurity. She began attending Ratio Christi in the fall of her freshman year and has been involved ever since. This year, she is honored to serve as Ratio Christi’s Student President.

Yousif Amaleki is an early-enrollee at Henry Ford College and is student president of the RC club there. He came to Christ out of a Sunni Muslim background and has been learning to share and defend his faith through the Ratio Christi ministry in his area.