Samuel Howard

Samuel Howard has a diverse work experience portfolio. In 2017, they co-founded Pumpkins Helping People, a nonprofit organization aimed at fighting community hunger. As the President, they oversaw the operation of a web-based platform that generated over $18,000 in profits for local food pantries.

In 2022, Samuel worked as a Researcher at The Ohio State University, conducting research on vaccine hesitancy and securing a grant of $1,800 for their project. Their research was accepted for presentation at two prestigious national conferences.

Samuel also held leadership positions at Canal Winchester High School, serving as the Captain of the D1 Varsity Soccer team, as well as holding roles in Student Government. Additionally, they acted as the President of Business Professionals of America Region 14 and CW Chapter, and the Vice President of National Mu Alpha Theta, a collegiate math honor society. Furthermore, Samuel served as the Captain of the top team at Pride Soccer Club.

Samuel Howard attended Canal Winchester High School, where they completed the College/University Preparatory and Advanced High School/Secondary Diploma Program. Samuel also participated in The Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) Summer Institute, although the exact dates are not provided. In 2021, Samuel Howard enrolled in the Summer Scientist Education Series at Nationwide Children's Hospital, where they are currently pursuing a degree in that field of study is not specified. Alongside their formal education, Samuel Howard has obtained several certifications. In 2021, they earned certifications in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel through Certiport - A Pearson VUE Business. In 2022, they obtained a verified certificate in Data Science: R Basics from HarvardX - An Online Learning Initiative by Harvard University through edX, as well as a verified certificate in Python Basics for Data Science from IBM edX.