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Rachel Todhunter

Rachel Todhunter

 

Academic Advisor

About Rachel: I have my Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees from OSU. I have a background in mental health. I have been an advisor for over 3 years. I love working with college students and helping them get where they want to go, regardless of where that might be.

 

Hometown: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

 

College: Oklahoma State University

  • Bachelor’s Human Development and Family Science
  • Master’s Human Development and Family Science

Hobbies: I love spending time with my friends and family, reading, playing video games, and watching movies.

 

Favorite music: I will listen to anything, but I really like indie Rock/Folk music.

 

Favorite Movie: A Walk to Remember and The Princess Diaries. I love any movie that can make me cry.

 

Favorite Book: There are so many, I really love a good thriller. I have recently been getting into historical fiction.

 

Something not everyone knows about me: I can play the drums.

 

Favorite OSU Memory: My favorite OSU memory was from my first year when I was living in the Dorms. We had a massive snow day and my friends and I spent the day running around the snow-covered campus.

 

Best advice to college students: Work hard in your classes and make goals for yourself but make sure you take time to enjoy the experience. This is truly a unique experience and it is important to gain some great memories as well as a quality education.

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