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Tyler is studying German at Georgetown University, and he's quite fluent in French, too. He can play various instruments including the piano, the bassoon, and the trumpet, and he is actually good at all of them. He is also fond of playing sports. He plays ultimate Frisbee, soccer and basketball and tries to keep up with different extracurricular activities as well as his academic work. One of the things that Tyler became interested in recently is Korean culture. He watched a music video of Gangnam Style on Youtube, and he started looking for more Korean songs immediately after that. He has started to pick up some Korean vocabulary and expressions from the Korean music that he listens to a lot. He is really excited about the idea that his interview actually can be helpful for the Korean students whom he really hopes to make friends with someday.