David Zwers, a 2016 Clearwater Academy graduate, is having a great first year at Purdue University.
He began his collegiate career last fall at the Purdue College of Engineering, one of the top Engineering schools on the planet. Since beginning David has excelled academically in all his classes and has really enjoyed the beginning phase of his college education.
David has become the head of his Engineering study group and has had the opportunity to share Study Technology* with his fellow students. He was able to introduce them to the technology after many students inquired about his stellar academic production and how he was able to do it.
He has been inducted into two national honor societies; Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma. These highly esteemed societies only accept the highest performing college students.
Lastly, David has been asked to work as a Teaching Assistant (TA) in Physics when he returns for his second year. A TA is responsible for assisting faculty members in conducting classes and is something that is usually reserved for older students.
David is in good company at Purdue University as their Alumni contains an impressive list and includes astronauts Neil Armstrong, Gus Grissom, Eugene Cernan and Nobel Prize-winning physicists and chemists to name just a few.
Congratulations David to a great start on your future and we look forward to seeing where it takes you.
*Study Technology consists of tools and techniques teachers and students use to improve their ability to understand and to use the materials they read and study.