Co-founded the Stuyvesant Physics Team in 2019
Have taken part in 3 programs and 3 camps over the years
Have taken 7 Physics courses at the Harvard Extension School/Harvard Summer School
4 years at Hollingworth Science Camp
1 year at Camp KSC
1 year at Challenger Camp
F=ma Problem Series/PhysicsWOOT
I've had a passion for physics from a very young age, and it really took off when I got hooked on the classic documentaries, ranging from Cosmos (by both Carl Sagan and eventually Neil deGrasse Tyson) to Into the Universe with Stephen Hawking. These documentaries and physicists captivated me, and I knew from then that I wanted to learn more about this and answer the questions that unveil the secrets of the universe.
I went to Hollingworth Science Camp for 4 years: from Detectives to Inquirers
I went to the Challenger camp for only 1 year
I went to camp KSC for 1 year as well, and met an astronaut!
My parents noticed that passion, and helped me develop it by finding a variety of camps, such as the Hollingworth Science Camp at Columbia University, the Challenger Camp in Rochester, and Camp KSC at the famous Kennedy Space Center. These camps only fascinated me even more, and I was eager to start actually learning physics.
After many years, I was finally ready and able to take actual physics in my high school years.
Learning Physics at Stuy allowed me to better appreciate what I had been watching.
Along with regular physics at Stuyvesant, I cofounded the Stuyvesant Physics Team in September 2019 to promote physics education and foster growth of the passion.
Seeing the success of the Stuyvesant Physics Team, I was inspired to take it one step further with a citywide team in January 2021.
Co-founded the Stuyvesant Physics Team in September 2019
Co-founded the New York City Physics Team in January 2021
I scored a 5 on the 2020 AP Physics 1 exam
Along with all of my academic endeavors in school, I also took my physics learning to the next level with a few courses that I took outside of high school.
Just like with math, I took several courses here, including PHYS E1Ax(L)/Bx(L) (Physics I/II with lab), as well as Nanoscience and Digital Fabrication courses at the Summer School 2020 (PHYS S-25 & S-12), and ending with Astronomy (ASTR E-8) in fall 2020.
Along with regular physics, I also got into competition physics, and took an F=ma preparation course (F=ma Problem Series) and PhysicsWOOT at AoPS.
