About Me

Hi! My name is Nicole Patricio-Agosto, and I am from Lima, Ohio, which is a small suburb in Northwestern Ohio. My pet cat, Leia, and my family are among the things I love most. I am also a proud Filipina and Puerto Rican and because of this, I love experiencing different cultures through traveling. It has always been one of my passions in life.

 

As an alumnus of the University of Cincinnati, I am proud to have received my degrees in Accounting and International Business with a Business Spanish Certificate. Math has always been my forte, and Spanish has always been an interest of mine as I am half Latina. Now, post graduation, I will be joining the workforce at Deloitte in Cincinnati as an Audit and Assurance staff.

 

During my time at UC, I was in Lindner Business Honors and the University Honors Program. I always had a high standard for academic success, and these programs reflect my dedication. Along with this, I was a proud member of Lindner Inclusive Excellence's Business Fellows and its former Vice President of Mentoring. I enjoy being a part of something that strives for equity and fairness for minorities. I have also served as Lindner Student Association's Internal Vice President for the 2022-2023 term. As Lindner's Student Government, I worked to build community within the college and specifically focused on retention and recruitment. Along with these leadership roles, I worked as a PACE Leader for the College of Business for two semesters, where I served as a mentor to transfer students by facilitating weekly recitations for their semester-long project. Because of my passion for immersing myself in culture, I was a member of the University of Cincinnati’s Pinoy American Student Organization. This group has helped me to stay in touch with a side of me that I identify strongly with. Furthermore, I was a founder and Vice President of ALPFA (Association of Latino Professionals for America), which was created to empower and develop future leaders in every sector of the global economy. I was honored with the opportunity to be a part of Sigma Phi, a Women's Honorary, where strong women throughout campus were recognized, and lastly, I am a brother in the Delta Sigma Pi (DSP) - Alpha Theta Chapter. DSP is a professional business fraternity that exemplifies the four pillars of Professionalism, Service, Fundraising, and Brotherhood in everyday life. I kept very busy on campus, and when I was not working, I loved to hang out with friends and eat, especially sushi and tacos. I am forever grateful for all the lessons learned here, and I look forward to what my future holds.