Originally from Pennsylvania, I moved to Fort Lauderdale, Florida with my mother at six years old. I eventually moved to Orlando to live with my father when I was 12. I attended Lake Brantley High School, where I was involved in Air Force R.O.T.C. and was a state qualifying wrestler.

I was accepted to the University of Central Florida, and pledged Lambda my first semester in college. I studied Exceptional Education, while becoming extremely involved in fraternity relations, and campus life. I was also apart of the UCF Wretling team in 2001-2002, becoming a national qualifier, and the first (that's right, the first!) UCF wrestler to win a match at the NCWA National Tournament.

Eventually graduating in May, 2005 with a bachelor's in Exceptional Education (Varied Exceptionalities), I relocated to Deerfield Beach and worked at John I. Leonard High School in the West Palm metropolitan area.

After a year living in South Florida, I decided to return to Orlando and accepted a job at Lake Howell High School in Winter Park, teaching Algebra to students with special needs. I also coached Wrestling (Head Coach), Football, and Boys Volleyball at Lake Howell.

After four years of working in the "brick and mortar" school environment, I accepted a job with Florida Virtual Schools, where I will be educating young minds in the subject of Algebra from my home while pursuing my passion of becoming a professional bodybuilder and personal trainer (you might have seen me in a Hydroxycut Commercial, I'm Rob from Orlando).

Without becoming a part of Lambda Theta Phi, Alpha Alpha Chapter none of this would be possible. Joining this organization was one of the best decisions I ever made and I will continue to be involved with Lambda till the day I die.