Notes from the Class of 2020

Benjamin Sykora (Mgmt) has been invited to the 12th annual One Power Summit in Washington, D.C. Ben will join students from around the country advocating for worldwide access to immunizations. He has been the CU chapter lead of One since his sophomore year.

Josh Goldin (Fin’20) was recruited to play starting quarterback for the German Football League (GFL) team, the Saarland Hurricanes, leading them to the quarterfinals of the GFL playoffs and their best ever finish — second in their division. As a CU student, Josh joined the football program freshman year as a ball boy and a walk-on quarterback. He played as a holder in the 2018 season and called offensive plays his senior year.

After graduation, Megan Nyvold (StComm’20) moved to Miami, where she worked in the financial and startup industries. She now serves as head of media for Security Token Market. After developing a passion for cryptocurrency, blockchain technology and decentralized finance, she hopes to make the industry more welcoming to women.

Former editorial assistant for the Coloradan, Joshua Nelson (Jour’20) is the city government reporter for the Santa Maria Times in California’s central coast. His partner, Liezel Saldivar (EnvSt’22), graduated in May.

At 15 years old, Peyton Leggett Relkin (Mgmt’20) worked with racehorses and loved the lifestyle of being outside while traveling the country. While at CU, Peyton focused on entrepreneurship, which led her to co-create the app Nature’s Playbook with her mother. Today, Peyton and her husband live in a van with their young sons and travel the country. Relkin hopes that the Nature’s Playbook app — which serves as a space for nature lovers to upload photos, videos and information about the outdoors — becomes a tool for others to get outside and connect with nature.