Achieve, Serve, Lead: Grace Cordsen (Women's Lightweight Rowing)

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Name Grace Cordsen
Team Women's Lightweight Rowing
Year Sophomore
Major Art History, with a certificate in Archeology
High School Kent School
Hometown New York, N.Y.

Athletic Accomplishments:
Has rowed in the Princeton varsity boat since her freshman year; medaled at the Knecht Cup this month and will race for the Eastern Sprints title this weekend.

Off the Lake:
Grace became involved with Business Today magazine and online journal team because of her love of writing and her desire to test her skills with a topic in which she didn't have previous expertise. Over the last year, she has branched out significantly; Grace became the Assistant Director of Student Relations for the club's Women in Business Conference. Women in Business is a student-run conference that links aspiring undergraduate women with highly accomplished women in the business world. Women in Business is proud to have created a strong mentorship community for women within the world of business. As AD of Student Relations, she played a large role in the creation of the application; acceptance of attendees; organization of travel, food, and lodging; and working with the attendees on the days of the conference.

This spring, Grace became the Assistant Director of Student Relations for the Designation Conference. Designation is a student-run conference that strives to empower the next generation of design-driven leaders through hands-on workshops on prototyping, sessions about ideating, and intimate talks about leading. This was the first year the Business Today held the Designation Conference and she is proud to have been a part of something that is completely new to the club.

Grace on her involvement with Business Today:
"Being involved in a club like Business Today on top of my academics and rowing is very important to me. Coming into Princeton as a recruited athlete, I wanted to make sure that I did not let my sport consume my life or take away from other opportunities I may pursue. I have not found this to be the case at all and I think that branching out and being a part of clubs that are not athletics-oriented has added extreme value to my Princeton career. I have not found the time constraints caused by athletics and clubs to be impossible in the slightest and I look forward to continuing to be involved in the two in the future."

PREVIOUS ACHIEVE, SERVE, LEAD STORIES:
Steffen Seitz (Men's Soccer)
Mason Darrow (Football)
Alexandra Markovich (XC/Track)
Morgan Sly (Women's Hockey)
Sam Gravitte (Men's Lacrosse)
Abby Finkelston (Women's Lacrosse)
Steven Cook (Men's Basketball)
Sara Goodwin (Women's Tennis)
Stuart Pomeroy (Men's Hockey)
Riya Davis (Women's Fencing)
Vanessa Smith (Women's Basketball)
Morgan Hallock (Women's Water Polo)
Wesley Johnson (Men's Fencing)
Delaney Johnson (Women's Swimming)
Natalie Tung (Women's Squash)
Claire Klausner (Softball)
William Oon (Men's Squash)
Nicole Kalhorn (Women's Tennis)
Alex Michael (Heavyweight Rowing)
Keelan Smithers (Baseball)
Haley Chow (Women's Soccer)

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