Ethan is a graduate researcher with a strong foundation in the biological sciences and specialized expertise in pulmonary fibrosis and in vitro cell models. His work spans molecular and cell biology, immunology, and toxicology, supported by hands‑on experience ranging from wet‑lab to computational techniques. Beyond the bench, he is a fellow of the American Society for Microbiology Future Leaders Mentorship Fellowship and is committed to clear scientific communication through high‑quality educational instruction, professional writing, and conference presentations. He approaches experimental design with both rigor and creativity, contributing valuable insight and problem‑solving to his research team. Ethan is also an active member of his community, with a strong record of volunteerism and leadership that reflects his commitment to service and collaboration.
Tarleton State University, Estimated Graduation: Fall 2025.
Committee Chair: Dr. Janice Speshock, Ph.D.
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Estimated Graduation: Summer 2027.
Concentration: Biblical Greek
Tarleton State University, awarded: Fall 2024.
2nd Place: 3 Minute Thesis Competition. Research, Innovation, and Economic Development (RIED) Research Symposium, Tarleton State University, 2026.
Presidents List, Office of the President, Tarleton State University, 2025.
Presidents List, Office of the President, Tarleton State University, 2025.
Joy Terry Scholarship ($5,000)
George Wiedebusch Scholarship ($500)
Tarleton Summer Grant ($500)
Sam McInnis Scholarship ($175)
COSM Research Grant (2026, $2,000)
COST Research Grant (2021, $2,000)
Beginning in May of 2026, Ethan was selected as a fellow in the American Society for Microbiology Future Leaders Mentoring Fellowship. This is a competitive, international, two-year fellowship that allows Ethan to grow as a researcher, educator, and provides meaningful mentorship in preparing for the future.