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Heyo! Welcome to my ultra-basic website. Why is this website so basic? Well, as I grow as a programmer, researcher, and physicist, my hope is that my projects do the same and in a sense, scale as a I scale. So, if this feels too "drab" and elementary for you, check back in a year or so and it might pique your interest. I am currently a triple major studying Finance, Mathematics and Physics, with Physics and Math being recently acquired majors. I'm currently in pursuit of figuring out what I want to specialize in for graduate school, so stick around for that.
Currently, my time is split between training to make my return to Division I college basketball, and gaining experience to do undergraduate physics research in the summer of 2026. I'm currently taking a "gap year", and taking courses at my local community college for the Fall and Spring semester, here is a table of courses i've taken thus far.
| Spring 2026 Semester | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Course Code | Course Full Name | Final Grade | Takeaways / Note To Future Self |
| MAP2302 | Differential Equations | TBA | TBA |
| CHM1046 | General Chemistry II | TBA | TBA |
| AST 1002 | Descriptive Astronomy | TBA | TBA |
| COP 1000 | Intro To Programming | TBA | TBA |
| Fall 2025 Semester | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Course Code | Course Full Name | Final Grade | Takeaways / Note To Future Self |
| MAC2313 | Calculus with Analytic Geometry III | 87.3% (B) | Don't wait for instruction, get ahead when possible |
| PHY2048 | Gen. Physics W/ Calculus I | 82.81% (B) | Forgotten HW can make or break your grade |
| PHY2048L | Physics I Lab | 99.7% (A) | Use coursework/written work as an opportunity to learn new skills (I.e., LaTeX) |
| CHM1046 | General Chemistry I | 82.1% (B) | Utilize tutoring/resources no matter how "good" your grade looks, haha. |
| MAS2103 | Linear Algebra (Non - Proof Based) | 93.1% (A) | Linear algebra is the foundation for alot of basic to complex topics, master it. |
| Summer 2025 Semester | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Course Code | Course Full Name | Final Grade | Takeaways / Note To Self |
| MAC2312 | Calculus with Analytic Geometry II | 78% (C) | Don't take math in an accelerated summer course.. ever again. lol |
In the Fall and Summer of 2025, I worked very closely with Professor Szabi of Mercer University's Economics department, and Adam Kobor, managing director of investments at NYU on a research paper where details will be written later. The most important thing I learned from this experience is that research, similar to life, is not linear, but rewards those who are persistent and diligent. Our paper was published oficially in mid-to late December, the published print can be found here.
Because I feel placing all my current and past reads will be a bit hectic, here is what I am currently reading/ textbooks im self studying. Anything literature from the past or reserved for the future can be found on my Goodreads profile at the bottom of the page!
| Current Reads As Of January 8th 2026 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Book Title | Author | Intention Behind Reading |
| Careless People | Sarah Wynn-Williams | I'm currently trying to become more aware about personal media consumption, and the motives of companies controlling algorithms |
| Introduction To Mechanics | Kleppner and Kolenkow | Preparation for more rigorous undergraduate questions upon my return to a 4-year university physics program |
| Introduction To Electrodynamics | David J. Griffiths | Preparation/ extra problems for PHY2049 E&M concepts for the Spring of 2026 and beyond |
| Modern Classical Mechanics | Helliwell and Sahakian | Im involved ina. weekly high undergraduate/ post graduate physics study group that's been going chapter by chapter through the book since August of 2025 |
| Most Recent Completed Reads | ||
|---|---|---|
| Book Title | Author | Intention Behind Reading |
| Navy Seal Discipline | Dominic Mann | Became enamored by Navy Seal training, Hell Week specifically. |
| Never Finished | David Goggins | I read 'Cant Hurt Me' my junior year of college. It was pretty eye-opening and exposed my unintentional complacency. So, once time allowed, I wanted to proceeed to reading this books aswell. |
For 2026, one of my resolutions was to step outside of my comfort zone and partake in more right brain-centered activities. As I began thinking, I enjoyed the idea of wood-carving and whittling, it was simple enough to take a blade to wood, but with dilligent practice, could evolve into so much more. Also because I enjoyed Cletus Spucklers from the Simpson's insane whittling skills and small quote: "I whittles what I sees". Here is the kit I first bought when I began, and here is the link to the very first video I watched and the corresponding attempt I made to replicate it.
As of January 8th, 2026, I have started wood carving and will place pictures of my finished projects below.