Conducted Fall 2008 Q: What keeps you up at night? A: Partying undergrads. Q: What’s the last book you read? A: What is the What by Dave Eggers. Q: What’s the first album/CD you bought? A: DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince. Q: What’s on your iPod? A: Nothing anymore. It died. Q: What’s the most thrilling/adventurous thing you’ve ever done? A: Tracked lemurs in the forest in Madagascar for three months. Q: Guilty pleasure? A: Chocolate. Q: Who is your personal hero (and why)? A: My parents. They both love their jobs, but put a lot of time into their personal lives. Q: First job? A: The Peace Corps. Q: Best business decision? A: Getting my MBA. Q: What advice would you give to yourself if you were applying to business school again? A: Have more confidence. Q: What is the one thing you learned in business school that you’ll never forget? A: NPV: Net Present Value. Q: What is the most important room in your home? A: My bedroom. Q: First website you access in the morning? A: nytimes.com. Q: Favorite comfort food? A: Onion rings. Q: Three people, living or dead, you’d have over to dinner? A: Pol Pot, Martin Luther King Jr., and Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf (current president of Liberia). Q: What’s the best trophy/award you ever won? A: The “Director’s Award” in high school. Q: What is your favorite “haunt” in Ann Arbor? A: Kerrytown Farmer’s Market. Q: Unfulfilled wish? A: To be a good singer. Q: Favorite sport to watch? A: Soccer in a country where people live for the sport. Q: What did you want to be when you were a kid? A: Jane Goodall.