Fellow:Macy Tush

Macy is a sophomore physics student at William Jewell College. She is planning 

on attending engineering

school after her time at Jewell to study civil engineering.  On campus Macy is involved in the Society of Physics Students, her sorority Zeta Tau Alpha and residence life. She learned to love physics in high school when a teacher showed her how knowledge of physics can change the world. Since then she has grown to love STEM education. After high school she took a gap year to travel to Phnom Penh, Cambodia and Windhoek, Namibia. Through her travels she discovered a passion for aiding to developing nations in obtaining basic needs such as food, water and shelter. After college she hopes to work in the water purification industry aiding in the clean water initiative in developing nations. When she isn’t studying Macy enjoys hammocking, running, and a good cup of coffee.