Academic History
For high school, I attended Plumstead Christian School in Plumsteadville, Pennsylvania. I graduated with a 3.8 GPA in June of 2009. During my high school career, I played AAA ice hockey for the Jr. Flyers, as well as varsity basketball, soccer and tennis for school. On top of all of this, I played percussion in the varsity band. While I thoroughly enjoyed my time in the band, I have always been much more attracted to sports and the competition that they bring than I have been to the performing arts. That being said, I was personally asked to join the band as well as the bell choir.
I attended Pennsylvania State University for three semesters at the satellite campus in Abington, Pennsylvania, also known as Ogontz. In the fall of 2012, when I should have transferred from the Abington campus to the University Park campus, I made an excellent decision that will mold the rest of my future. This decision was to transfer to Temple University instead of finishing my college career at Pennsylvania State University’s main campus.
Not only did I grow up a mere 40 minutes from Temple’s campus, but as a young boy, I was fortunate enough to shoot hoops in the Liacouras Center and freely roam the gymnastics gym as well as all of the coach’s offices inside of the Liacouras Center. I have always held onto these fond childhood memories, and after studying at Temple for over a year now, I have compiled many more unforgettable memories. While the transfer from Penn State to Temple will ultimately delay my graduation date, I have absolutely no regrets! I will graduate in May of 2015 with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree focused on International Business and Management of Information Systems.