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Give OnlineJeremiah '26
Major: Sport Management
Minor: Emerging Sport Enterprise
Orange Trivia: Credits being a U100 Tour Guide, an Orientation Leader and part of Sport Professionals of Color in shaping his Syracuse experience.
“Giving creates room for people, places and ideas to grow and reach their potential.”
Describe your Syracuse experience so far.
My experience at Syracuse so far has been filled with vibrance, exposure and opportunity. Each day, I find myself immersed in a dynamic community enriched by a diverse student body and faculty. I'm constantly exposed to new ideas, experiences and perspectives that broaden my understanding and strengthen my knowledge. Most of all, Syracuse is a campus overflowing with opportunity and knowing that I have both the privilege and power to take full advantage of all it offers is truly empowering.
How is Falk preparing you for your future career?
Falk is preparing me for my future career through hands-on, experiential learning opportunities that go beyond the classroom. These experiences allow me to connect with professionals and peers in meaningful ways, expanding my network and shaping my professional development.
Have you done any internships and how has that impacted you?
I’ve had some great internship experience at Syracuse! As Head Women’s Basketball Student Manager, I lead a team of student managers, handle everything from practice logistics to organizing travel, and even work on marketing for camps. I also interned with Syracuse Athletics, where I helped coordinate game operations and managed facility needs for multiple teams. This summer I joined adidas as a Basketball Product Marketing Intern on the NCAA + Locker Room line—learning how the brand connects with athletes and seeing how my experiences translate into marketing strategies in the sports world.
What has been your favorite Syracuse experience so far?
My favorite Syracuse experience so far has been serving as an Orientation Leader during Welcome Week ’24-’25. It was incredibly rewarding to connect with incoming students and help them feel at home as they adjusted to being Orange. I also gained a deep appreciation for the value of teamwork, working alongside an amazing group of people who made the experience even more meaningful.
Why do you think giving is important?
Giving creates room for people, places and ideas to grow and reach their potential. It’s not always about doing something huge; it can be as simple as showing up or offering support. But those small actions can make a big difference and help things move forward.
What does it mean to you to be Orange?
Being Orange means you belong to something lasting— a community that connects people across time and distance, brought together by common experiences and a tough, determined spirit that Syracuse builds in everyone who attends.