| Name | Devora Scott-Thoennes |
| Major | English Literature |
| What is your career ambition? | To be a Foreign Service Officer and work in an embassy abroad. |
| What is your favorite thing about Yeshiva University? | The campus couple, Schwab and Esti, they are such an amazing inspiration. |
| What is your favorite thing about being a student-athlete at Yeshiva University? | The ability to participate fully in all athletic experiences without having to compromise any of my Jewish values. |
| What Yeshiva University class have you found most beneficial? | Speech with Professor Penninah Schram. She is such an incredibly talented and gifted individual it was such a great honor to be among her last class of students here at Stern. |
| What was your greatest memory as a Yeshiva student-athlete? | The first time I competed, I was nervous and a little intimidated but everyone on my team was so supportive and kind that I quickly regained my confidence. |
| Who was the most influential person to you as a child? | My parents, who were a never ending source of support and encouragement. |
| Growing up what teacher in school do you remember to have the biggest influence on you? | I was homeschooled by my parents until 11th grade. |
| What is your favorite food? | My favorite food is feta cheese spread. |
| What is your favorite television show? | Life, a BBC nature documentary narrated by Sir David Attenborough |
| What is your favorite movie? | Casablanca |
| In high school, what clubs were you involved with? | Mock Trial, Debate, Student Council, Poetry |
| If you can have dinner with any celebrity, who would you choose? | Paul Allen |
| What accomplishment are you most proud of? | Working with all of the amazing cast and crew of the Tempest in my role as Prospero. |
| What is your favorite hobby (besides the sport you play)? | I write lots of poetry |
