“Introvert, Extrovert, or Ambivert,” is about how personalities impact an individual and why it’s important to learn not only about your personality strengths and weaknesses, but also those of others around you.

Stephanie Maggio is a sophomore Biology Major on a Pre Physical Therapy track at Arcadia and is a member of the Honors Program. She is a part of various clubs and teams on campus, for example the Arcadia Women’s Soccer team and the Equestrian team. During her first year, Stephanie participated in spring preview where she spent a week in South Korea learning about their culture and gathering data for a cross-cultural psychology study. As a part of an Honors class, Honors Project, she decided to step outside the comfort of her major and code a website guide to the Stock Market. Stephanie is an active member in the community as a volunteer at a local hospital and an attendee at a local church. If she’s not in the library studying, you will most likely find her in the lab where she is working on research or lab set-up. After, graduation Stephanie hopes to enroll in a Doctor of Physical Therapy Graduate Program and becoming a Physical Therapist.

Ghîlene Joseph is a Junior at Arcadia University from New Jersey, majoring in Biology with a focus in Pre-Physical Therapy. She is in the Honors program and is slated to complete her undergraduate degree in 2018. She works as a tutor on campus helping students in various subjects including, biology, statistics, and evolution. While on the Arcadia Women’s Varsity Soccer team she was named to the MAC Academic Honor Roll for two consecutive years. She was a first year study abroad student in Stirling, Scotland and played on the Stirling University women’s soccer and futsal teams that were finalists in the Scottish and English leagues. She also volunteers in her community with the Senior Meals program and is also a member of Love Your Melon. Her TEDx talk is called, “Introvert, Extrovert, or Ambivert,” and is about how personalities impact an individual and why it’s important to learn not only about your personality strengths and weaknesses, but also those of others around you.

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx