Maizy Boosin (BSM '25)

Name: Maizy Boosin

Hometown: Westport, Connecticut 

Major: Marketing 

Minor: Dual minors in Accounting and Graphic Design 

Post Graduation Plans: I am excited to be returning to PricewaterhouseCoopers in the New York City office as an External Audit Associate within the Insurance and Financial Services sector. Additionally, I will be pursuing the CPA. 

Freeman Activities: Sigma Delta Tau Alpha Iota Chapter (Vice President of Membership Experience 2024-2025, External Public Relations Chair 2023) Tulane University Dance Marathon (Director of Communications 2022-2023), Tulane Health and Wellness Club (Event Coordinator 2021-2022) Financial and Managerial Accounting Tutor (2023-2025), Freeman Media and Technological Services (Technology Employee 2023-2024), ResearchWild (Consultant 2024), Study abroad, ADDY Awards nominee.  

Favorite Business Course: Accounting Analytics, which first introduced me to coding for accounting. 

Favorite Business Professor: Professor Cathy Gray has had an immeasurable impact on my experience at Tulane. I was lucky enough to take her Managerial Accounting class sophomore year and Audit course senior year. She consistently brings her real-life experience into lectures, specifically sharing her stories from visiting client sites to count physical inventory during the audit process. Her engaging content and genuine passion for accounting made theoretical concepts tangible and relatable, inspiring me to enter the field. Visits to her office hours inevitably morphed into personal and professional mentorship, which has been invaluable. Professor Gray showed genuine excitement for me pursuing my interest in accounting, aiming to get the CPA, and succeeding professionally and academically. I will always look up to Professor Gray’s accomplishments and passion. I am so grateful to have gained such a meaningful relationship with her during my time at Tulane.  

Academic, extracurricular or personal achievement you're most proud of: I’m most proud of how I found success entering the accounting field in a nontraditional way by forging my own path and staying true to my passions and interests.

Top items on professional bucket list: I hope to mentor several future Freeman students, and I want to test, develop and publish a gluten-free cookbook that makes the New York Times bestseller list. 

Fun Fact: I won season 4 episode 1 of “Chopped Junior” cooking entirely gluten free when I was 12 years old.