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Aviva Schnitzer’s journey is defined by action. At Wesleyan, she plays Division III basketball, studies toward a future in occupational therapy, advocates for causes tied to her identity and heritage, and co-runs a company she built from scratch alongside her friend and softball player Malia Apor ’28. Today, that convergence of roles underpins a venture called HerWay Recruiting, a recruiting mentorship service designed specifically for young female athletes, which launched in August 2025, reached 75 athletes in its first months, and earned the Patricelli Center for Entrepreneurship’s New Venture Award. To go through recruiting, Schnitzer says, is often described as…