Jon Schultz: Etown's very own "Superman"

Jenna Lefever
Staff Writer

   As a senior, 21-year-old Jon Schultz has spent the past four years contributing to the College in countless ways. A double major in business and philosophy, Schultz is passionate about his studies and making things happen at Etown. Schultz is currently serving as president of SIFE. He is also chair of SWEET's Etown Interactive committee. Both of these organizations have been fortunate to have Schultz on board for the past four years. Read on to learn more about this benevolent Blue Jay.
   What are some of the other activities you are involved in on campus? How do you manage to do it all?
   I'm a class representative on Senate and I'm the Independent Living Unit intern for the apartments for Residence Life. I've learned how to manage my time really well. I know how much time I need to spend on all my work and everything I'm involved in. The busier I am, the happier I am.
   What have been your best experiences at Etown?
   Working as a team in any of the clubs that I'm in. Students and faculty are always willing to help and support in any way.
   What do you like to do in your free time?
   Basically I like to hang out with my friends or watch sports - football, baseball, whatever. I also like to frequently visit Rockwell's to work on completing my beer journey.
   How will you remember Etown?
   By the people I've met here, including students, faculty, and staff.
   If an actor were to play you in your own biographical movie, who would that be? Why would you choose him?
   Luke Wilson because he seems to be very laid-back, and so am I. And he just goes with the flow.
   If you could be any superhero, who would you be?
   I want to be Superman. He can fly and that's awesome.
   Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
   I really want to open my own business. I'm not sure in what yet, but first I want to get experience in the next few years and then have a business of my own.
   Who is your role model and why?
   I would say my parents. They seem to do the right things.
   If you could go on a dream vacation, where would you go and what would you do?
   I'd travel to Europe and learn about the different cultures there. I wish I knew the languages so that I could communicate with the people. Also, I'd drink a beer in each one of the countries.
   If you won the lottery, what is the first thing you would spend the money on?
   I'd donate some to Etown College SIFE directly so we could go on a trip to "change the world" and somehow change lives. Then I'd buy a new car because I hate my car.

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