Dancer. Artist. Researcher.
Competitive dancer exploring the intersection of movement, art, and neuroscience. Passionate about therapeutic applications of dance in spinal and cognitive rehabilitation.
Dance
National champion and competitive dancer at Inspiration Dance Academy, exploring therapeutic movement and spinal rehabilitation.
Research & Innovation
Exploring biomedical engineering applications in spinal and cognitive rehabilitation, as well as studies on the relationship between social media and attention.
Theater
From Shakespeare's Countess Olivia to Arthur Miller's Abigail Williams, I challange myself to bring complex characters to life through acting and directing.
Music
Performing in school bands and choir, bringing musical storytelling to life
Community Service
Making an impact in the communities I am a part of
Art
Visual expressions inspired by movement, emotion, and the beauty of human resilience.
Ancestral Timeline and Legacy
Where innovation and service runs deep in my family's DNA
Elisa Herr
Raymond DeWalt
Known as the "Wonder-Worker", DeWalt was a machinist and inventor known best for his radial arm saw, the first adjustable electric saw that could perform multiple cutting operations efficiently.
In 1928, he founded the DeWalt Products Company, which is now one of the world's leading manufacturers of power tools and woodworking equipment.
Hans Herr
In 1709, Hans Herr lead a group of Mennonite families out of Europe to find religious freedom and economic opportuniy in what became Lancaster County. He established the Pequea Colony, the first Mennonite settlement in America.
In 1719, his son built the stone house now known as the Hans Herr House, the oldest surviving dwelling in Lancaster County and one of the oldest Mennonite buildings in the U.S.