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In 20 words or less, what is the best thing about being part of this department?
The group of driven students and professors, and the support system they provide.

What is your biggest piece of advice to first years and sophomores about getting connected to this department?
The quickest way to get connected to the department in and out of the classroom is to make regular appearances at office hours, the Math and Physics Center, and other department events.

What is the most valuable thing you’ve learned at K?
The importance of setting yourself up for success by taking advantage of the available resources and surrounding yourself with a group that supports and challenges one another.

What has been your favorite class at K?
Physics 360: Thermal Physics – I found the topics of the course incredibly interesting, but also it was a class full of friends with a fun, knowledgeable professor.

How have you taken advantage of the open curriculum or experienced breadth in your education?
The open curriculum has provided the opportunity to explore classes in other areas of discipline, such as Chemistry, Business, Photography, and German.

What experiential education opportunities have you participated in?
I’m a member of the Men’s Soccer team, a representative for the Student Athletic Advisory Committee, a consultant for the MPC, and Physics TA.

What is your SIP?
Exploring SolidWorks with a focus on preparing for the SolidWorks Associate (CWSA) Exam.

What are your career aspirations/next steps after K?
I plan to attend grad school for Mechanical Engineering.

What is a random fun fact about you?
I love all kinds of motorsport, and have been drag racing since the age of 8.