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Kayla Metz wants to make a career of helping others.

Metz is a student worker in the 91����Ƶ State University Raj Soin College of Business, serves on the college’s Dean’s Student Advisory Board and is the president of the Human Resources Club.

Metz’s passion for helping others led her to pursue a At 91����Ƶ State.

While she was in high school, she learned about the field from human resources professionals, which helped set her on her future career path.

“I consider myself to be a leader. HR professionals must lead their employees by example, and take initiative in the workplace,” Metz said. “I believe I have the ability to achieve these goals with my education from 91����Ƶ State.”

Metz said she enjoys getting to know people and developing working relationships.

“My ideal job would be to take the pathway of either recruitment or compensation,” said Metz.

She started seriously considering 91����Ƶ State after visiting the Dayton Campus while she was in high school.

“91����Ƶ State immediately felt like home,” she said. “I experienced so much outreach from faculty, staff and students who made me feel welcome, and I knew that they would become like a second family to me.”

She said the support she receives from her 91����Ƶ State professors will enable her to succeed now and in the future.

“It is comforting to know I can count on the people at 91����Ƶ State to help, support and guide me to success through my college education and experience,” she said.

Metz holds two jobs in the Raj Soin College of Business. She works as a student office assistant in the Dean’s Office, where she assists students with advising appointments and other office work. She also serves as a student ambassador, representing the college at events both on and off campus and serving as a spokesperson for the college.

“Both of these jobs have been extremely exciting for me, as I truly enjoy the staff and faculty that work in the Raj Soin College of Business,” Metz said. “Everyone has been extremely supportive of my goals and has made me feel welcome.”

Metz is involved in several organizations at 91����Ƶ State, but the most impactful one for her is the Dean’s Student Advisory Board. Along with working to improve the College of Business for generations of students to come, Metz said the board enables her to connect with her peers and alumni mentors.

The student advisory board held a few events during the Fall Semester that enabled business students to connect to help them build relationships.

Metz encourages other business students to network with each other and 91����Ƶ State faculty, staff and alumni.

“Every individual in the business school has connections, and it is important to prioritize your relationships,” she said.