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Daniel is a Chemistry major at Columbia University and is currently studying to become a doctor. Of all the in-school activities that he has done, he values his experience being part of the school radio broadcast the most. When he was a member of WKCR, a student-oriented organization, he worked in the sports department. He had always been a big fan of sports. When he heard that he could have the opportunity to cover Columbia's athletics, he visited the main studio and asked to be a member. Before long, he was in charge of running the studio after passing a licensing exam. The most memorable time was when he did a play-by-play for the women¡¯s basketball team when Columbia played Harvard in his freshmen year. He felt so excited just to be the voice of the team.