Former ASI Leader Launches Career in Finance
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Former ASI Leader Launches Career in Finance
Samantha Ngo served as the CSUF College of Business and Economics representative on the Associated Students Inc. board of directors during the 2024-25 academic year. Ngo was heavily involved on campus, from student government and the Women’s Leadership Program to the Leadership Scholars Program.
Class of 2025 finance grad Samantha Ngo served as the CSUF College of Business and Economics representative on the Associated Students Inc. board of directors during the 2024-25 academic year.
Looking back at her Titan days, Ngo was heavily involved on campus, from student government and the Women’s Leadership Program to the Leadership Scholars Program, not to mention several student clubs. Now more than a month after graduating, Ngo recognizes the centrality of her involvement on her future and encourages other students to get connected to the many opportunities available at the college.
“I found a deep sense of purpose and belonging in communities rooted in service, growth and connection, whether through Associated Students Inc., the Women’s Leadership Program or business clubs,” said Ngo. “My advice to students is simple: Bet on yourself. College is a space for rediscovery, so lean into the unknown with intention. Choose communities that stretch you and reflect your values, and don’t just show up. Contribute. You’ll be amazed at how much you grow and how many others you’ll inspire just by being fully, authentically you.”
Read more in this CSUF Business News article.
Source: https://news.fullerton.edu/spotlight/former-asi-leader-launches-career-in-finance/