My name is Emma Gibbs, and I am a motivated student at Athens High School passionate about health, leadership, and community. I plan to study Exercise Physiology on a pre–physical therapy track, aiming to work with a college or professional sports team after graduation. My interest in physical therapy began after a club volleyball injury in my sophomore year. The injury led to ongoing pain and required physical therapy, where I saw firsthand how physical therapists help athletes recover, prevent injury, and regain confidence. This experience inspired me to pursue a career working with athletes throughout their recovery. I take pride in being a dedicated student and am a member of both the National Honor Society and National Arts Honor Society, as well as on the President’s List at Washington State College of Ohio. Extracurriculars have shaped my leadership and character. Playing school and club volleyball built my confidence and teamwork. As a student advisor and now historian in the Athens FFA, I organize events and support new members. I’m also active in Key Club, STEM Club, Envirothon, and Art Club. Service is important to me. Through Key Club, NHS, and volunteering at the Humane Society and community fundraisers, I’ve learned the value of supporting others. I strive to be kind, reliable, and thoughtful, both as a leader and every day. I am seeking scholarships to further my education and pursue a career that makes a positive difference. I am driven, compassionate, and committed to turning my passion for sports and health into a meaningful profession.