I'm a college student
born and raised in upstate New York
I love movies of almost any genre
and meeting new people

I want to be a pharmaceutical engineer, but I'm current studying Biochemistry and Mathematics.

I was never really into fitness when I was younger, but have gotten very into it recently and always look forward to my daily trek to the gym.

I love reading obscure books and I'm currently working on writing the next great american novel, although whether I will ever finish or not is debatable.

Before I die I want to run the great wall of china marathon, have a family, teach for at least 1 year but not as my chosen profession, and learn to cook thanksgiving dinner from scratch although not necessarily in that order.

I've finished working on a research project concerning evaluating the inequality biases of the Electoral College, and the one man, one vote theory.

Now I am working in two fields in biochemistry one in the field of isolation and identification of a bioactive natural product and the other in an organic/inorganic ligand exchange system. I work using NMR spectroscopy and it is something that I really enjoy.

I like to talk with people who are passionate about something, whether it be art, or literature, music, academia, movies, food, or just life in general. Conversation is always so much better when you like what your talking about.

I love to discuss politics, although I tend to be more interested in the mechanism then the issues, as well as film, including french films, medicine and pharmaceuticals, and obviously fitness.

I also enjoy the occasional conversation about absolutely nothing, so if you'd like to do that instead thats perfectly fine with me.

I tend to be shy(well not that shy) so don't be afraid to send me a message.

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