Trevor has maintained a consistent record of academic excellence from middle school through college. In high school, he completed a rigorous curriculum of honors and AP courses, graduating with a weighted GPA of 4.562. At the collegiate level, he sustained strong performance with a GPA of 3.64 out of 4.00 while pursuing a demanding mechanical engineering degree.

Throughout his academic journey in college, Trevor also received several notable accolades. He was awarded the President Sparks' Award twice for earning straight A's over consecutive semesters. In 2023, he earned first place at Penn State Brandywine’s EURECA (Exposition of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities) for my undergraduate research project in topological mathematics, showcasing both his technical depth and communication skills. Trevor specialized in fluid mechanics at Penn State, having joined the Fluid Dynamics for Injury Disease, and Cognitive Mapping Lab, and would love to continue in the fields of fluids, heat transfer, and turbomachinery in the future.