Class of 2028

Radcliffe Burt comes to Sewanee as a data science major and business minor from Richmond, Virginia. During his summers, he completed internships at both Applied Fluid Power and the Martin Agency in Richmond and has worked for A Sharper Palate Catering and Events in Henrico, Virginia. On campus, Radcliffe serves as a member of the Order of the Gown, the Green's View Capital student investment club, Sewanee Consulting Club, and the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He enjoys golf, tennis, and weightlifting. 

Economics major and business minor Noah Bjorkman hails from Nashville, Tennessee. Noah attended Vanderbilt University’s 2025 Accelerator Summer Business Immersion program and spent his Sophomore spring studying abroad at the University of St. Andrews in St. Andrews, Scotland. He now serves as team lead for the Sewanee Consulting Club and as a member of the Order of the Gown and the Green’s View Capital student investment club. He plays both varsity soccer and club volleyball.  For fun, Noah enjoys following the Premier League, Manchester United, traveling, reading, and working out during his spare time. 

Originally from Pawling, New York, Asa Caramico comes to Sewanee to major in data analytics while minoring in business. Prior to his move to Tennessee, Asa worked as a summer staff lifeguard on Lake Champion. He has made the Dean’s List and is a member of Order of the Gown. In addition, Asa serves as a leader on the CRU worship team, trip leader for the Sewanee Outdoor Program, tenor in the University Choir, and wrestling instructor for the Mixed Martial Arts club. For fun, Asa enjoys reading, hiking, lifting weights, and teaching himself the electric bass.

Majoring in environmental science, Luke Fairhead comes to Sewanee from Hoedspruit, South Africa. Luke’s diverse professional experiences include work as a ranch hand, a fly fishing guide for Diamond River Outfitters, a field technician for the University of Washington Alaska Salmon Program, and a neuroscience lab technician under Sewanee's Dr. Chris Shelly. On campus, he has made the Dean’s List and participates as an active member of the Order of the Gown, Sewanee Shooting Sports, as well as the Wildlife and Fisheries club. Luke serves as President for Sewanee Fly Fishing Club and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Panelist and Chairman for Phi Society of 1883.  In addition to being a NASP Certified Archery Instructor, he enjoys fly fishing, hunting, golf, conservation, and outdoor education.

From Kathmandu, Nepal, Bivor Hada majors in math and economics while minoring in business. He has worked in Client Outreach for PropVest, performed equity research at Himalayan Capital, and participated in the Private Equity Rotational Program at Team Ventures. Beyond his engagements with the Carey Fellows, he served as a member of the 2025-2026 Wall Street Direct Cohort and as Chief Financial Officer for the Sewanee Consulting Club. He is also active within the Bonner Leaders Program, works as a proctor, and enjoys hiking in the Himalayas and playing soccer. 

Psychology major and managerial business minor Suna Merkler attends Sewanee after growing up in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Her previous jobs include work as a Sales Associate for Athleta and Childcare Staff for Burn Boot Camp. In addition, she has served as the North Carolina Representative for the Teens Speak Up! Public Policy Institute, an advocacy initiative for the Epilepsy Foundation, and worked as a Camp Counselor for Camp Royall, a camp for individuals with autism. On campus, she participates in Rotaract, Sewanee for St. Jude, Tiger Student Ventures, and plays for the varsity volleyball team. Her interests include acapella singing, sports, board games, travel, and working with children. 

Economics major and business minor Canon Moore comes to Sewanee from Atlanta, Georgia. Canon has previously served as a medical clinic volunteer and participates in the volleyball club as well as the Green's View Capital student investment club. He is also a member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity and enjoys running, soccer, and golf. 

Originally from Budgam, Kashmir, Meran Paul majors in economics and creative writing while minoring in international business. His professional experiences have included serving as the 2025 Summer Business Research Analyst for the Babson Center and acting as a Civic Exchange Ambassador under the U.S. State Department-funded Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange Study program. In addition, he has served as a Bonner Leader within Sewanee’s Office of Civic Engagement where he taught English to adult immigrants and engaged in youth empowerment programming throughout the region. He is a member of the Order of the Gown, a Global Arcadian, and serves as Co-Director for the International and Global Home as well as Features Editor of the Sewanee Purple. In addition to working at Tiger Bay Pub, he enjoys reading literature, writing poetry, and politics.

Brayden Petras attends Sewanee to major in finance and minor in business. Originally from Peachtree City, Georgia, Brayden previously worked as head counselor at the YMCA Camp High Harbor and served as property manager for a local farm. He also attended Vanderbilt University’s Accelerator Summer Business Immersion program. On campus, Brayden serves as President of the Sewanee Consulting Club and House Manager within the Kappa Alpha Order fraternity. He also participates in the Green’s View Capital student investment club and Finance Cohort. Outside of his formal commitments, Brayden enjoys hunting, fishing, and working out.  

Holden Phillips attends Sewanee to major in economics and minor in business. Originally from Davidson, North Carolina, Holden has participated in the Vanderbilt Accelerator Summer Business Immersion program and served as an Acquisitions Intern at Compass Land and Real Estate. In addition to being on the Dean’s list, he plays varsity baseball while serving as a member of the Order of the Gown and the Finance/Real Estate Cohort. Holden also serves as Chief Operating Officer for the Sewanee Consulting Club and President for Green’s View Capital student investment club. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, marathon training, and supporting South Carolina football.

Math major and business minor Nora Quinn comes to the Carey Fellows from Ridgewood, New Jersey. Prior to Sewanee, she worked as a math tutor and server at a local restaurant. On campus, she participates in a Canale internship working with BetterFi and is a member of the Order of the Gown, the Green's View Capital student investment club, and the Theta Pi sorority. She likewise serves as Treasurer for the Sewanee Women in Finance, Economics, and Business Society while concurrently working as a dorm proctor, a Sewanee Angel, and an Arcadian tour guide. Her interests include hiking, travelling, and camping. 

From Larchmont, New York, Campbell Smith majors in economics and minors in business. She has previously interned with Pioneer Financial and worked as a private swim instructor. Outside of her work with the Carey Fellows, she serves as a member of the Green’s View Capital student investment club and the Phi Kappa Epsilon sorority. Her interests include running, biking, travel, and soccer.

Both an Art Fellow and a Carey Fellow, Ivy Spence majors in economics while double minoring in international business and art. Recently, Ivy spent her spring semester traveling and studying in South America. Before coming to Sewanee, Ivy worked as a camp counselor for the Birmingham Museum of Art and the Clay County Art Camp, both located near her hometown of Hoover, Alabama. She also worked at Criterion Chemistries. On campus, Ivy supported the Babson Center as the 2025-2026 Marketing and Public Relations Intern and currently serves as an active member of the Order of the Gown, the campus Creative Hub, and Reuse Reduce Re-craft. She also acts as the Assisting Officer of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for the Kappa Delta sorority and enjoys art, traveling, and hiking.

From Bozeman, Montana, Chapman Wiehardt comes to Sewanee to major in music and minor in business. Previously, Chapman operated a lawn care business and has worked for a private golf course in Bozeman. In addition to his work with the Carey Fellows, Chapman serves as a member of the Sewanee Shooting Sports Club, the Phi Society of 1883, and enjoys basketball, skiing, and golf.