I am a University of California - Irvine sophmore pursuing a Biomedical Engineering degree. I plan to do research and apply for internships that align with this field during my college career. I have been in a 4-year pathway at University City High School Biomedical Science Project-Lead-the-Way program and gained valuable experience that has led me to this point. In addition, from a young age, I had been drawn to the Boy Scouts, eager to explore the great outdoors and learn the skills necessary to survive in even the most challenging environments. I started in Cub Scouts in 2nd grade and graduated to the Boy Scouts in 6th grade, embarking on a journey that would ultimately take over 1000+ hours of dedication to achieve Eagle rank. Achieving Boy Scout Eagle rank is an award that only 4% of Scouts ever receive, a testament to my persistence and determination. These experiences have strengthened my interest in helping others and biomedical science. It has motivated me to select a major in the Biomedical Engineering field. Ultimately, my goal is to create innovative solutions that can save lives and improve the quality of life for people around the world.

• Paid Student Aide

  Education · Gateway Summer School

  Jan 2021 – Jan 2023

• Advocacy
• Volunteering
• Philanthropy
• Entrepreneurship

• Boxing

  Intramural · 1 award

  2023 – Present

  Awards:

  no

• Karate

  Intramural

  2013 – 2019

• Cross-Country Running

  Junior Varsity

  2019 – 2020

• Student

  university of california, san diego · Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Other

  2022 – 2022

  Research topic:

  Synthetic Biology

• Self taught

  Self taught · Computer Art

  2017 – 2023

• Organiazer

  Volunteering · Father Joes

  2016 – 2019

• Organizer

  Volunteering · I Love A Clean California

  2017 – 2023

  Mission:

  Environmental Cleanup

• Organizer

  Volunteering · City of San Diego Tecolote Nature Center

  2022 – 2023

  Mission:

  I organized and managed a group of volunteers to construct and build the City of San Diego Tecolote Canyon Nature Center Native Seed Library. This project took us over 100+ combined hours. My focus was to educate and provide Native Seeds for the Community in order to restore native plants habitat which is vital for preserving biodiversity.