Morgan Kelsey '27

Morgan Kelsey

Class Year

’27

Hometown

Kenosha, Wisconsin

Major(s)

Biology

Minor(s)

Chemistry

As a native of Kenosha, choosing to attend Carthage was an easy decision for Morgan Kelsey ’27. She is able to pursue her studies as a biology major and chemistry minor while staying in the town she loves. “My favorite thing about living in Kenosha is the lake! I love how close we are, and it is an amazing place to de-stress or hang out with friends!”

With her status as a Kenosha resident, Morgan was also able to receive a Kenosha Oaks Scholarship, which is a full-tuition scholarship awarded to local students. “This scholarship has helped me and my family because without it, I wouldn’t be able to afford to attend college.”

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 “I’ve lived in Kenosha my whole life, so Carthage just really felt like home to me!”

Morgan Kelsey, ’27

Favorite class

“My favorite class was General Chemistry I. Professor Kevin Morris always made the class super interesting, and it helped me grow my love for chemistry.”

Campus involvement

“I am the vice president of the Women in STEM Club. I am one of the club’s co-founders, so I’ve loved being able to watch this club grow from the ground up!”

Career goal

“I want to work in a lab as a biochemist!”

Favorite spot on campus

“My favorite spot on campus is Starbucks! I love being able to study and connect with my friends over a bite to eat or over coffee!”

Favorite memory

“My favorite memories at Carthage are of the bingo nights! It’s one of my favorite events on campus, and I love going with all of my friends!”

Best study tip

“My best study tip is to change study spots! I’ve found that it can be hard to focus while staying in one place for long periods of time, so changing study locations really helps me continue to focus!”

Best tip for making friends

“Joining clubs and getting involved! I’ve met some of my best friends through clubs, it really helps you meet like-minded individuals!”

What would your 8-year-old self think of you now?

“I’ve always known I wanted to pursue science in college, so my 8-year-old self would be proud that I am continuing and that I didn’t let anything stop me!”