5/18/22 10:00 PM

Today was my lakes region final day for golf. Before this though, I did my research and listened to my podcast that my previous interview told me to listen to before our next meeting. I listened to a podcast about an ex NHL players mental struggles and researched some of the topics we discussed. I also prepared for my Dartmouth interview tomorrow with their head of sports psychology and am very excited to meet with him. 

2 Hours on Podcast and Research for Proctor Faculty 

1 Hour on research for Dartmouth tomorrow 

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