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Club Officers

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Hunter Coyle

President

Hometown: Van Meter, Iowa

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Major: Computer Science, Business Administration: Finance

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Career Interest: Fintech industry

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Favorite thing about DCM: Applying knowledge from the classroom into real world experience, hearing and learning about various industries

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Hobbies: Coding, football, and golf

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Taeden Van Beek

Vice President

Hometown: Sioux Center, Iowa

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Major: Business Administration: Finance & Accounting

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Career Interest: Financial Advisor or Financial Analyst

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Favorite thing about DCM: The unique perspectives that everyone brings when we analyze a stock

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Hobbies: Basketball and Xbox

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Joshua Rathjen

Portfolio Manager

Hometown: Sioux Center, Iowa

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Major: Business Administration: Finance & Accounting

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Career Interest: Financial Advisor or Financial Analyst

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Favorite thing about DCM: The unique perspectives that everyone brings when we analyze a stock

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Hobbies: Basketball and Xbox

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Samuel Zylstra

Economist

Hometown: Berthoud, Colorado

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Major: Accounting, Business Administration: Finance

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Career Interest: Lawyer or Financial Advisor/Analyst

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Favorite thing about DCM: Discussing what stocks to buy or sell

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Hobbies: Soccer, reading, board games

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Ayden Den Herder

Webmaster

Hometown: Sioux Center, Iowa

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Major: Business Administration: Entrepreneurship

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Career Interest: Boutique Owner

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Favorite thing about DCM: Getting to see how the different markets work together and gaining hands-on experience in the stock market.

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Hobbies: Volleyball, calligraphy, fashion

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Caden Koole

Secretary

Hometown: Windsor, Colorado

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Major: Finance and Accounting

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Career Interest: Financial Management

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Favorite thing about DCM: Getting to do research and having the opportunity to discuss possible investments as a whole group.

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Hobbies: Golf, hiking, lifting

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Jesse Veenstra

Faculty Advisor

Favorite thing about DCM: Defender Capital Management puts the knowledge and tools I teach in the finance and investment courses into practice. Students have the opportunity to actively manage a substantial amount of money and use the ideas they learned into the classroom in a practical setting. I love sitting back and watching the research,discussion, debate, sometimes arguments, and the discernment of the students as they steward financial resources in the stock market.

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