When I was a kid, I would get frustrated with myself for not knowing as much as I wanted to about the world - what the plants ate, and how cars worked. Even how to read properly. Suffice it to say, not being able to know everything still somewhat bothers me, but I've tried my best. I love learning everything from History and Philosophy to Physics and Linguistics. I love gaining knowledge. That's just a part of me - always consuming knowledge to better prepare myself for opportunities, or to satiate my own personal curiosity (because let me tell you, I am an extremely curious person).

As an English major at Clemson University I not only studied novels but the history and philosophy within those novels, alongside the history of the English language. Communication and curiosity have formed a friendship through my education, and I have no problem using them to adapt to any circumstances. In fact, I've been so adaptable from the start that I was actually accepted to the Clemson Honors College as a Physics Major - yes, that's right, you heard me - I endeavored to work at NASA. These deliverables are the products of that adaptability and the curiosity that has always driven me to learn and create.