School

GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY
(in progress)
• BS Applied Physics, Concentration in Electrical Engineering
• BS Music Production and Audio Recording
• GPA: 3.85
• Honors College
(Expected Graduation: May 2027)

• Georgia State’s Prestigious Academic Scholarship
2023 Presidential Scholars Announcement

College Coursework:

In Progress (Spring 2025):

PHYS 4001 Computational Neurosci – GSUECE 3741 Instrum. & Electronics Lab – GaTech
PHYS 4900 Research Project – GSUMTM 3230 Audio Post Production – GSU
MATH 2652 Differential Equations – GSUSCOM 2050 Media, Culture & Society – GSU

Completed:

PHY 251 General Physics I – WTCCMTM 3010 Intro to Music Industry – GSU
PHYS 2212 Principle of Physics II – GSUMTM 3110 Intro to Audio Recording – GSU
PHYS 3300 Advanced Physics Lab – GSUMTM 3120 Digital Audio Technology – GSU
PHYS 3401 Modern Physics – GSUMUS 4730 Comp Applications in Music – GSU
PHYS 4700 Electricity & Magnetism – GSUMUS 1080A University Singers – GSU
PHYS 4950 Advanced Research – GSU=============
=============ENGL 1103 Adv English Composition – GSU
ECE 2026 Intro to Signal Processing – GaTechASL 111 American Sign Language 1 – PCC
ECE 3710 Circuits & Electronics – GaTechASL 112 American Sign Language 2 – PCC
=============HIS 131 American History 1 – WTCC
CSC 1301 Principles of Comp Sci I – GSUHIS 132 American History 2 – WTCC
CSC 2050 Intro to Prog C/C++ – UNCP=============
=============AP English Literature – CHS
MAT 271 Calculus 1 – WTCCAP English Language – CHS
MAT 272 Calculus 2 – WTCCAP Environmental Science – CHS
MAT 273 Calculus 3 – ABTCCAP Music Theory – CHS
MAT 280 Linear Algebra – WTCCAP Research – CHS
=============AP Seminar – CHS
GSU = Georgia State University
GaTech = Georgia Institute of Technology
UNCP = University of North Carolina at Pembroke
ABTCC = Asheville-Buncombe Tech Community College
WTCC = Wake Technical Community College
PCC = Pitt Community College
CHS = Cary High School

Music As Biology: What We Like to Hear and Why

Online non-credit course authored by Duke University completed in 2020 through Coursera.

Currently offered as MUSIC 288S at Duke University