He is a Master of Science student of Kinesiology at Texas Tech University. He recently completed his Bachelor's of Science in Kinesiology at Texas Tech and is hoping to enter medical school and become a physician in the near future. Currently, he is a research assistant for the Sports Performance Lab (YSPL) under Dr. Yasuki Sekiguchi. His tasks include subject recruitment, data collection, analyses, and interpretation. His interests in this field of study includes sports medicine, the psychology and physiology of sports performance, and public health. Outside of Kinesiology, he has interests in collecting sports cards, playing video games with his friends, spending time outdoors with his family, and in general - serving others. One of his favorite things to do during the summer is volunteer for the Children's Association of Maximum Potential, a program that strengthens and inspires individuals with special needs through recreation, respite, and education. Lastly, a unique fact about him is that he is partially colorblind and also ambidextrous!