BEYOND THE FLOOR
Who I am off the mat
Involvement
Inducted Spring 2026 — Junior Year
Secretary, 2026–2027 (Senior Year)
3-semester membership: Spring Junior, Fall Senior, Spring Senior
Recognized for scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
Inducted Spring 2026 — Junior Year
Club Representative, 2026–2027 (Senior Year)
3-semester membership: Spring Junior, Fall Senior, Spring Senior
Recognized for outstanding achievement and integrity in science — directly aligned with her pursuit of chemical and biomedical engineering.
UIL Band Competition — 1st Division (Superior) — Sophomore Year 2024–2025
UIL Band Competition — 1st Division (Superior) — Junior Year 2025–2026
UIL Solo Contest — 1st Division (Superior) — Sophomore Year 2024–2025
UIL Solo Contest — 1st Division (Superior) — Junior Year 2025–2026
UIL 1st Division is the highest rating possible in UIL competition — Superior. Achieved in both Band and Solo contests in consecutive years.
Officer History
Community Service
Parsons House Assisted Living | Park Manor — Tomball
Cy-Fair Helping Hands | Kids Meals of Montgomery
Parsons House Assisted Living | Mission of Yahweh
Camp Hope | The Giving Gowns Foundation
NAM (Northwest Assistance Ministries)
“The same impulse that draws me to biomedical engineering — working on problems that improve real people's lives — is what drew me to leading our chapter's philanthropic work and to the organizations we serve.”
Presented by the Head Varsity Cheer Coach at the Cy-Fair end of season banquet.
In a sport where team culture directly affects competitive performance, this recognition reflects who she is every day in the gym — not just on the competition floor.
Summer 2025 / Summer 2026.
Recreational gymnastics instruction for children walking age through grade level.
Cypress Academy is the affiliated institutional home of Prodigy All Stars Cheerleading — the gym that took Emily to the Worlds floor.
She began here as a student gymnast. She returned as a coach. The circle is not a coincidence.
Active member since 2023.
Sunday Bible study, Wednesday night fellowship, mission and service trips.
Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod (LCMS).
Purpose
I am pursuing chemical or biomedical engineering because I want to work on problems where the answers matter to real people. The intersection of biology, chemistry, and engineering — drug delivery, tissue engineering, the molecular mechanisms of how bodies work and heal — is where I want to spend my career.
My own experience with shoulder surgery at 16 gave me a personal understanding of what it means to navigate injury, recovery, and the patience required to rebuild. I carry that experience into how I think about the engineering problems I want to solve someday.
I also carry it into how I coach. Every young athlete I work with gets the version of instruction I wish I had always had — technically precise, honest about the process, and grounded in the belief that preparation in the background is never wasted.
As VP Philanthropy of National Charity League, I direct our chapter's service programming toward causes that matter. The same thread runs through all of it — I want to be useful. To my team, to my students, to my community, and eventually to the field of engineering.
Four years of documented service — National Charity League Champions Chapter | National Honor Society | National Science Honor Society