Meet the Money Mentors

Money Mentor

My name is Charlie Hutson, I am a Junior majoring in Public Accounting with a minor in Computer Science. I am a part of the wrestling team and am the founder of Any-Book Book Club. My best piece of advice that I believe ties into finances is “Whether it be tedious, difficult, or downright boring, so be it. Get it done.”

Money Mentor

My name is Juli Mettlen, I am a Sophomore majoring in Business Finance and minoring in Political Science. After graduating here at Fort Hays State I plan to further my education in law school. Outside of school, I spend a lot of time working and with my friends and family. The best financial advice I've heard is "Financial freedom is available to those who learn about it and work for it."

Money Mentor

My name is Bradyn Rockers. I am a sophomore pursuing a career in Financial Planning/Advising. I am a part of a handful of organizations here at FHSU including the Accounting, Finance, Economics, and International Business Clubs, as well as the Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity. Outside of school I enjoy golfing, going to the gym, and spending time outdoors. The best financial advise I have ever heard is "You need to pay yourself first before purchasing the things you want. Treat your retirement accounts, savings accounts, and other investment accounts as expenses that must be paid every month, like a car or home loan, that way you do not need to worry about financial instability in the future."

Money Mentor

My name is Taden Fikan, and I am a student at Fort Hays State University majoring in Business Finance with a concentration in financial planning. I am involved in several campus organizations, including Finance, Accounting, Economics, and International Business clubs, as well as Alpha Kappa Psi and the Knights of Columbus. Outside of academics, I enjoy working out, intramural sports, and staying active in my community. The best financial advice I follow is: “Plan ahead, stay disciplined, and let consistency build your success.”

Director

My name is Christina Glenn and I am an assistant professor in the department of Economics, Finance, and Accounting. I teach FIN 205 Principles of Personal Finance, as well as upper level financial planning courses. I am a Certified Financial Planner(R) and an FHSU alumna. Starting a peer-financial counseling program, like Tiger Money Mentors, has been a dream of mine, and I'm happy to launch this new initiative with such a great group of Money Mentors! My best financial advice: Learn all you can about managing your finances because money is not an elective in life!  Spend less than you make, share with those in need, and invest for your future.