My main goals in life are a bit of a far reach, but no one completes their dreams until they realize that they are dreams, and they will not achieve them unless they put in their absolute all.

During my biomedical engineering journey, over the past three years, I've pursued the goal of working on medical devices with a focus on enhancing the lives of first responders and veterans. T

While striving to reach my goals and growing in my passions, over the past four years, I have acquired a multitude of leadership skills. I have learned how to communicate with my peers, adapt to obstacles and conflicts, and lead groups of people in projects and competitions.

For me, leadership is a big part of my life. Being a leader in my community is a goal that I continue to strive for every day. I want to work hard to help others and mentor those around me to be better.

I have been fortunate enough to put in many hours of community service. From helping the elderly to supporting teachers and campus students. I have worked hard to ensure those around me are taken care of and are successful.

Beyond academics, I am passionate about music, rock climbing, volleyball, and travel. These hobbies enrich my life and provide much-needed balance amidst the demands of college.

I have been able to volunteer through various organizations, helping all kinds of people and doing all sorts of things. I've been able to help at events held by the City of Mesa, with groups cleaning up trash around Tempe Town Lake, and I've helped in multiple food distribution centers.

I enjoy hiking and snowboarding, going to my schools sporting and academic related events, and playing sports or working out. I have also always enjoyed joining clubs like the National Honor Society, which I worked my way to become the president, and Eller Management Association. I

Throughout high school, I was a year ahead in math and was taking extra science classes. It is my goal to study biochemistry and become a pharmacist so that I can fulfill my dream of helping others and being a role model.

Current short-term goals of mine consist of achievements I want to fulfill before the end of my senior year in highschool. These include achieving a 3.5 GPA this semester in my classes and doing well on the AP tests I will be taking in May. If I do well on these tests, I will be awarded college credit which will help me with my future degree in behavioral sciences.

I have always known I wanted a career in investigating crime, but I wasn't sure what until I discovered forensic accounting. Forensic accountants often work closely with law enforcement agencies and attorneys. By uncovering financial fraud and misconduct, forensic accountants help protect the assets of businesses and individuals.

I became interested in the field of electrical engineering after being diagnosed with an electrical problem with my heart. Thankfully, doctors could fix the condition after two separate heart procedures. I was so inspired by the doctor’s efforts and medical tools that I have made it my goal to use my electrical engineering degree to help further the science of medical devices that assist people with conditions such as mine or other medical challenges.

After two years of non-stop playing in multiple ensembles and creating ensembles, I realized that I wanted to center my life around music. I want others to feel the emotions I feel when playing a piece, to experience the music rather than hearing it. I want to live a life where I can bring happiness to others just by doing what I love

For what seems like my entire life I have dreamed of pursuing a career in dance. I love the artistry of movement and the joy of dancing with others and teaching them how to move. I believe that dance is an art that can help bring people together through music and the language of movement.

In April 2023, I discovered Virginia Military Institute. After visiting the campus and experiencing the Keydet camaraderie I decided the ROTC route was best. I liked its similarity to USNA, but value the freedom and time to decide my military career path.

Outside of family I have been taking community college classes throughout highschool to get a headstart on my education before I graduate and head to Mesa Community College to pursue a bachelor's degree in biological sciences.

Since June 2021, when I started volunteering at Teen Lifeline, an Arizona non-profit organization that aims to prevent suicide among teens, this passion has continued to grow and guide my academic goals while I pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry at ASU and a career as an OB-GYN.

My personal interests besides community service still are mostly reading and drawing, but I have recently taken an interest in growing plants. Now that I have lived two years of my adult life, I’ve learned that it’s fun to see how I can apply my interests in a helpful way.

Being the daughter of a state trooper has taught me a lot about responsibility and given me a passion for helping others. My father’s example has encouraged me to choose a career in healthcare to be involved in helping the community.