Hello! I am from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and I am a physics and astrophysics double major in the Environmental and Natural Resources Scholars program. My two main interests since my childhood have been space exploration and outdoor adventure. I have always enjoyed looking at the stars and reading about space and exploring the forests and wildlife in the United States. My favorite outdoor activities are skiing, kayaking, hiking, and bike riding. This year at OSU, I want to try new clubs and join some student associations that I would not normally try so that I can break out of my comfort zone and expand my horizons. I am love to learn in a hands-on environment, so I believe that involvement with clubs on campus will help me retain the information I learn, since I am not learning in a classroom. I hope I can make new friends as well. I would also like to get more involved in service as it will help me know how to make a lasting impact in my community and others in the world. Academically, I hope to determine the career path I want to take as well as the type of undergraduate research in which I want to involve myself. Currently, I am interested in doing astrophysics research as a career, but I am open to other career options. As for Honors and Scholars, I hope to learn new skills that will help me learn more about my environment and allow me to grow more as a leader. Specifically, I want to learn about the environmental issues affecting the Columbus area through service activities and camping trips. I have not learned much about the topic of sustainability in the environment, so I think that becoming aware of environmental issues will help me become more sustainable as a person and improve the sustainability of everyday procedures and places on Earth. Overall, my ultimate goal for my OSU career to take the experiences and knowledge I gain from ENR as well as the other clubs I get involved in and apply them to my career, no matter what I end up doing.