Zoltan is a very special person. His life's story is significant as he spent his first 11 years in Romania with his parents at times being flat on the floor in his apartment as bullets flew overhead. This childhood experience has had a significant impact on his future development and his exceptional work ethic. He earned a full football scholarship to the University of Michigan where he studied for his degree at the Ross School of Business. Managing football demands as well as academic demands of the nationally top 5 ranked business school is extremely difficult and he did it with honors. At Michigan, Zoltan went on to excel on the field as a three-time Ray Guy Award watchlist candidate and off the field as a four-time Academic All-Conference selection. Meskó concluded his season as a 2009 All-Big Ten first-team selection by both the coaches and the media. He was also selected as a first-team Academic All-American and as a second-team All-American by several publications. He holds the career and single-season records for punts and punting yards at Michigan. Also, he was the first specialist recognized by his teammates a team captain. After graduatiuon, Zoltan was drafted and played in the NFL for the New England Patriots where he played three seasons before finishing his career with the Steelers and Bengals. At New England, Zoltan received the Ron Burton Award for community service. He also had the priviledge to appear in Super Bowl 46. After the NFL, Zoltan excelled in sales at IBM finishing in the top 5% of sales reps in the country. He is currently a sales rep for Snowflake. His future is bright. He has always achieved success with hard work and a focus of being the best. Of all the students I had at Michigan, he achieved that goal. He was the best.

Zoltan is a very special person. His life's story is significant as he spent his first 11 years in Romania with his parents at times being flat on the floor in his apartment as bullets flew overhead. This childhood experience has had a significant impact on his future development and his exceptional work ethic. He earned a full football scholarship to the University of Michigan where he studied for his degree at the Ross School of Business. Managing football demands as well as academic demands of the nationally top 5 ranked business school is extremely difficult and he did it with honors. At Michigan, Zoltan went on to excel on the field as a three-time Ray Guy Award watchlist candidate and off the field as a four-time Academic All-Conference selection. Meskó concluded his season as a 2009 All-Big Ten first-team selection by both the coaches and the media. He was also selected as a first-team Academic All-American and as a second-team All-American by several publications. He holds the career and single-season records for punts and punting yards at Michigan. Also, he was the first specialist recognized by his teammates a team captain. After graduatiuon, Zoltan was drafted and played in the NFL for the New England Patriots where he played three seasons before finishing his career with the Steelers and Bengals. At New England, Zoltan received the Ron Burton Award for community service. He also had the priviledge to appear in Super Bowl 46. After the NFL, Zoltan excelled in sales at IBM finishing in the top 5% of sales reps in the country. He is currently a sales rep for Snowflake. His future is bright. He has always achieved success with hard work and a focus of being the best. Of all the students I had at Michigan, he achieved that goal. He was the best.

Zoltan is a very special person. His life's story is significant as he spent his first 11 years in Romania with his parents at times being flat on the floor in his apartment as bullets flew overhead. This childhood experience has had a significant impact on his future development and his exceptional work ethic. He earned a full football scholarship to the University of Michigan where he studied for his degree at the Ross School of Business. Managing football demands as well as academic demands of the nationally top 5 ranked business school is extremely difficult and he did it with honors. At Michigan, Zoltan went on to excel on the field as a three-time Ray Guy Award watchlist candidate and off the field as a four-time Academic All-Conference selection. Meskó concluded his season as a 2009 All-Big Ten first-team selection by both the coaches and the media. He was also selected as a first-team Academic All-American and as a second-team All-American by several publications. He holds the career and single-season records for punts and punting yards at Michigan. Also, he was the first specialist recognized by his teammates a team captain. After graduatiuon, Zoltan was drafted and played in the NFL for the New England Patriots where he played three seasons before finishing his career with the Steelers and Bengals. At New England, Zoltan received the Ron Burton Award for community service. He also had the priviledge to appear in Super Bowl 46. After the NFL, Zoltan excelled in sales at IBM finishing in the top 5% of sales reps in the country. He is currently a sales rep for Snowflake. His future is bright. He has always achieved success with hard work and a focus of being the best. Of all the students I had at Michigan, he achieved that goal. He was the best.