Texas Tech University

Lilie Grosz

Transfer
Biochemistry, Senior

She/ Her/ Hers

TLI Mentor

Hometown:  Gilbert, AZ

Transferred From: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Speaks: No

 

Ask me about:

  • Being pre-med/pre-health
  • Intramurals
  • Living off campus
Lilie Grosz, Transfer Ambassador

Meet Lilie

Hey yall! My name is Lilie, and I am a transfer student here at Tech. A few weird and fun facts about me, I am definitely a hippie, I love coffee shop vibes, and I implemented a recycling system in my own apartment for me and my roommates. In my free time, I love baking, weightlifting, and going to church. I am also a huge foodie and make it a priority to find the best cafes, farmers markets, and restaurants anywhere I am living. That means I know the best places to study and chill in Lubbock, so ask me about it! Regarding my educational experiences, I transferred to Tech from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and fell in love with the atmosphere and culture. I admire that everyone in Lubbock supports Tech and invites Tech students to their businesses. Additionally, Tech has numerous opportunities for social involvement, leadership development, and academic growth. I am currently pursuing a career in the medical field, specifically in oncology as a physician and clinical researcher. I have always been interested in cancer studies due to my passion for science and because of its high prevalence in society.

I have been blessed to be a part of such great programs here at Tech through my peer mentor position, transfer connection, and various organizations. I am involved in three clubs, Dr. Bernard Harris Pre-Medical Society, the Masked Bakers, and Transfer Techsans. I completed TLI in Fall 2022 and am now a mentor for the program. Additionally, I am involved in undergraduate research with the Gorden group. Lastly, I am so happy I get to be a member of a small group through Chi Alpha, an on-campus ministry at Tech.

If I could go back in time and talk to myself on my first day at TTU, I would tell myself to get out of my comfort zone and get more involved, because you cannot make friends and fully develop yourself when you stay home all the time.

Life as a Red Raider

Lilie Grosz, Candid Photo  Lilie Grosz, Candid Photo

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