'Progress plays a very important role in my life. I am always striving to be better in every aspect'
Q: What’s your hometown?
A: Penticton, British Columbia.
Q: How did you end up at ´ó·¢¿ìÈýƽ̨?
A: I first began at ´ó·¢¿ìÈýƽ̨, back in 2013 the year following my graduation. I was playing junior hockey for the Penticton Vees, but wanted to keep my mind sharp, so I enrolled in a few college-level courses. I returned to ´ó·¢¿ìÈýƽ̨ around 2015 in the Trades program, before finally realizing my passion and enrolling in the Human Kinetics program in 2018.
Q: How did you choose your program?
A: I chose my program based on what I am interested in, I have always been active and played sports. I chose the Human Kinetics program at ´ó·¢¿ìÈýƽ̨, because I had heard good things about it and it was close to home!
Q: What is your area of interest?
A: Kinesiology. My goal is to get my Human Kinetics diploma following the winter 2021 semester and transfer to UBCO to continue my studies. Following that the plan is to apply for my Master of Physical Therapy.
Q: What do you like most about the program?
A: I really enjoy the content in the majority of my classes, but something I have come to enjoy in my time in the program is the different like-minded individuals I have had the opportunity to meet – as well as the amazing job Wendy, Colin and Louise have done to create a community within the program.
Q: Favourite class experience?
A: Favourite class experience would have to be the performing the Wingate. It is a very difficult test that assesses both anaerobic power and capacity. I was grateful to have the opportunity to perform the test and I did pretty good, too. The test is 30 seconds long and my peak power over five seconds was 1,350 watts