Téa has had a lifelong passion for science and the outdoors. In middle and high school she competed in Science Olympiad events pertaining to both anatomy and meteorology. In the summer of 2022, she worked at a summer camp with kids ranging from 4-18 years old, teaching in the science center. And recently, she graduated with a BSN from Spring Arbor University, passed the exams to become a registered nurse, and now works in the oncology unit! She has been involved in church youth activities and loves helping with vacation church school each summer!