David Angarita & Todd Loschelder


Student Spotlight - David Angarita

David is a sophomore from Eustis, Florida and set to graduate in the spring of 2024 with a major in Biomedical Humanities and a minor in Entrepreneurship. He is currently a member of the football team and works in the athletic training center. 


David decided to pick up the entrepreneurship minor because he felt that it would work well with his desired career in dentistry. In the summer, David will be working as an intern at a dental practice in his home town of Eustis. After graduation, David will attend dental school and plans to eventually open and run his own dentistry practice. He believes that the entrepreneurship minor will allow him to gain the necessary skills needed to successfully run his own practice in the future. 


David Angarita

Mentor Spotlight - Todd Loschelder

Todd is the President at Schneller LLC and a member of the mentorship program at Hiram College. Todd lives in Macedonia, Ohio and graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 1985 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. After graduation, Todd worked for Parker Aerospace as a Project Engineer. After nine years of employment, he left Parker Aerospace and joined Moen Incorporated and worked his way up to the Director of Platforms & Global Product Development. Todd worked with a few more employers throughout his career, but in 2018 he decided to join Schneller LLC. 


Schneller LLC is a global provider of custom decor and reinforced laminates. The company is located in Kent, Ohio and works with clients to deliver exact measurements and design. Their main clients include major aircraft and rail car manufacturers such as British Airways, Spirit Airlines, Southwest and many more. 


Todd Loschelder





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