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Tyler Chernesky, class of 2012, is majoring in History, Religious Studies, and English with a concentration in Public and Professional Writing.
A Wells Scholar, National Merit Scholar and student in the Hutton Honors College, Tyler serves as chairman of the Central Honors Residential Community. He also writes a weekly column, “Not From Concentrate,” for the Indiana Daily Student and is passionately involved in Campus Crusade for Christ. The summer of 2009, Tyler worked as a member the production staff for the Fort Wayne Summer Theatre Production of “RENT”. Tyler graduated as valedictorian of Carroll High School, where he was president of the student body, an editor of the student newspaper, and an active performer in the instrumental and vocal arts departments. His senior year, he won the IHSFA State Speech Championship in Discussion and competed at the National Speech Tournament in Las Vegas. A Romantic at heart, Tyler keeps a daily journal, likes receiving handwritten letters, and enjoys road trips with good friends – his favorite destination being Gettysburg, PA. He has also fallen in love with the shores of Lake Monroe. During the rest of his time at IU he plans to study abroad in both Europe and Israel and wants to continue to master the art of ballroom dance. Tyler can be contacted by e-mail at tycherne@indiana.edu. |
