Erie, Pennsylvania
Biology student.
Future physician.Guided by faith and a desire to serve.
Gannon UniversityBiology · Pre-med
01 / Selected work
Photo tools, public service, Scripture, and consumer DNA.
Four projects I’m working on.
01Photo tools · TypeScript / Bun
I used Stillport to gather the photographs on this site. It gives AI agents a way to search Apple Photos and local archives, with support for choosing images through Google Photos Picker.
02Public service · Web app
Find official food-help pages, prepare a checklist, and keep an interview date close at hand. An unofficial tool for older adults, with answers saved on their own device.
03Faith · Scripture / KJV
One passage of Scripture each hour, words of Christ in red, and a visual meditation on Genesis. A quiet place to read and return to.
04In development · Consumer DNA
A free consumer-DNA project. The working importer checks files and visualizes their markers by chromosome. Pharmacogenetic interpretation is still in development.
File checks are not a clinical test or a basis for changing medication.
02 / The person behind the projects
God has been there for me through the hardest moments of my life. My faith rests on His promises, which do not fail when the world’s promises do.
I’m studying biology on the pre-med track at Gannon University. I value its Christian foundations and the opportunity to prepare for work that serves others. My interest in medicine comes from that desire to help, and from seeing what care can mean in someone’s life.
gannon.eduMy mother’s work as a doctor taught me that service takes more than good intentions. It means long hours, patience, and the resolve to keep going through setbacks. I want to bring that same commitment to the people I care for.
My father, a musician, showed me another way to serve: make people smile. He taught me that the joy we give others comes back to us, and that we each have a responsibility to be a light.
When I fractured my leg wrestling, orthopedic surgeons at LECOM helped me heal and walk again. Experiencing that recovery gave my interest in medicine a direction. I want to become an orthopedic surgeon and help others regain the ability to move through their lives.
I want to understand how technology can improve the decisions doctors make and the care patients receive. I’ve experimented with machine learning and XR; now I want to turn that curiosity into useful research and practical work.
How can machine learning help us understand disease and identify genetic mutations?
How could extended reality (XR) and imitation learning improve surgical training and practice?
How can pharmacogenetics help doctors choose medications and better understand the risk of side effects?
I love animals, especially dogs.
I also enjoy tinkering with technology and studying history and philosophy. I’m drawn to understanding how things work, how we got here, and the ideas that shape the way we live.
03 / A personal album
