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Nathan Levy

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General information

Hobbies & Interests

  • Weightlifting
  • Youth Group
  • Volunteering
  • Business And Entrepreneurship
  • Accounting
  • Advertising
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Economics
  • Gardening

Reading

  • Economics
  • Psychology
  • Religion
  • Philosophy
  • Academic
  • Business
  • Historical
  • History
  • Biography
  • Health
  • Law
  • Leadership

I read books daily.

Bio

I am on the pursuit of knowledge. Becoming a multifaceted individual will help anyone become more navigable in this life. I am very passionate about pursuing a path of momentum and prosperity. Many of my passions lie within my community, and with the accessibility given to me to help them out, I always will take the chance to do so, not looking for anything in return. I am an individual who will not take no for an answer, no matter how far I am from the destination. Whether I get to do my homework, discipline my siblings, or help my community, I will always find a way to stay on top of my tasks. My priorities set me in line with the discipline it provides from the completion of objectives, as well as tests if I truthfully want to pursue the path of a higher education and become a multifaceted individual. So far, I continue to wake up every day with the same intention, which is to not let myself go under pressure but instead to preserve myself like a piece of coal resulting in enough pressure to turn into a diamond.

Education

University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus

Bachelor's degree program

2025 – 2028

Majors:
  • Finance and Financial Management Services
GPA4.0 GPA

Cherry Creek High School

High School

2021 – 2025

GPA3.9 GPA

Miscellaneous

Desired degree level:
Doctoral degree program (PhD, MD, JD, etc.)
Majors of interest:
Finance and Financial Management Services, History and Language/Literature, Mathematics

Career

  • Guest Lecturer

    Higher Education · University of Colorado Denver

    Jan 2025 – Present

  • Market, busser, runner

    Restaurants · Zaidy's Deli & Bakery

    Jan 2022 – Jan 2023

Miscellaneous

Dream career field:
Law Practice
Dream career goals:
To open my own law firm
Has nursing license:
No

Future Interests

  • Advocacy
  • Volunteering
  • Philanthropy
  • Entrepreneurship
Alan Perlow Scholarship
Paying it forward denotes that you are attributing to someone else's success without probing for anything in return, regardless of how large or small the success may be. Paying it forward is a blessing because it creates positive energy for the individual fulfilling the mitzvah. It also enables the upliftment of individuals during challenging times. Helping one individual does not give me the sense of paying it forward without the idea of a community forming around one action that leads to another and causes a chain reaction where giving occurs. This permits the fostering of mutual care within the community and ultimately society. An instance where someone had paid it forward to me was a Jewish youth group that had helped me cover the cost of my trip to the remarkable country of Israel. I have never seen such beauty and sense of elevation ever in my life. When I arrived at the Kotel I felt like my soul was raised and became closer to God which has carried through my life today. The culture I seasoned in Israel gave tears to my eyes as to how a country so beautiful is a polarizing nation to others. To this day, I have not disregarded the deed that was done to help me financially see the beautiful state of Israel and I pay it forward to others by fostering a community of mutual care by doing small actions such as: donating to charity, helping someone out with their mental or physical health, or even lending out a pencil in class whenever I can. The action of paying it forward does not necessarily need to always involve money whatsoever. I have a strong moral that if I can help someone without harming another individual or myself I will always always seize that opportunity. I do not seek anything in return, rather I do it out of genuine desire. This reminds me of the Hebrew phrase "tikkun olam" which means to repair the world. It is my obligation to mend this world together even if I am contributing a small fraction to the reparation as it compounds itself with the help of the rest of the communities that strive to help repair the world as well. From the small experiences or large opportunities that have been offered to me so far in my life, I am eager to pass it forward and help the next as it is not only the right thing to do, but I feel so much better as a human when I can contribute to society as it sets my ego aside and selfishness and allows me to become a better person.
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