Alec Mesec

Photo by: Casey Paul

Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Parker, Colo.
High School:
Chaparral
Major:
Economics

WHAT SPARKED YOUR INTEREST IN THE RALPHIE PROGRAM?
I was touring CU when I learned any student could tryout to be a Ralphie Handler. I have always loved sports and animals so it seemed like a perfect fit for me.

WHAT DOES RALPHIE MEAN TO YOU?
She is a symbol of pride for our school and reminds us that we're all a part of the CU Buffs herd.

WHAT'S THE HARDEST PART OF BEING A RALPHIE HANDLER?
Balancing school with all our practices, workouts, game days, and other events we attend.

WHAT'S THE BEST PART OF BEING A RALPHIE HANDLER?
Being a part of the greatest college tradition with a team that motivates each other to be better everyday.

WHAT'S ONE THING THAT SURPRISES PEOPLE THE MOST WHEN THEY ASK YOU ABOUT BEING A
RALPHIE HANDLER?
Many people are surprised by the amount of time we spend working and practicing to make sure our runs go well.

WHAT'S ONE THING ABOUT RALPHIE THAT SURPRISED YOU THE MOST AFTER BECOMING A
RALPHIE HANDLER?
I was surprised by how much personality Ralphie has and the individual relationships she has with each person.

WHAT ARE YOUR HOBBIES?
Camping, dirt biking, volunteering.