Caitlin Loo

Our OW callers have been asked a few questions about their time at Wellington and why they decided to be involved in celebrating OW giving this coming April.

Caitlin Loo (Ap 22) is in her second year at the University of Exeter studying Accounting and Finance. Her modules include: financial accounting, management accounting, corporate finance, economics and ethics and business analytics. She also works as bartender/host at the Cocktail Club and enjoys meeting new people, dance, reading and watching movies.

Qu. 1 What is your favourite memory from Wellington?

“One of my fondest memories from Wellington was unwinding with my friends after a long school day in our House, engaging in light hearted and silly activities like ‘Just Dance’ or belting out karaoke tunes in our dorm rooms. It’s where I forged lifelong friendships that I cherish dearly. “

Qu. 2 Why did you want to be a part of the campaign? What made you want to get involved?

“I was eager to join the campaign because I thrive on connecting with people from diverse backgrounds and ages, and I believe it will be enriching to listen to the stories of fellow Wellingtonians. Additionally, I believe this is an opportunity to enhance my communication and professional skills, skills that I consider indispensable not only for my career but also for life in general. “

Qu. 3 Can you tell us a ‘Fun Fact’ about yourself!

“I swam the English Channel when I was in year 9 as a relay with a group of OW’s friends in order raise money for the charity of our choice (Rowans Hospice and Level Water Swimming), broke the school record and surpassed our initial target.”