“I didn’t come this far to only come this far.” — Kamala Harris
Jack’s journey with HOSA started at the State Leadership Conference, where he immediately found a community that was driven, passionate, and genuinely supportive. That experience didn’t just inspire him—it pushed him to get involved and start building something meaningful of his own. Now, after nearly five years in HOSA, Jack serves as Minnesota HOSA President, leading a new team with a clear focus on growth, connection, and action. Throughout his term, he has worked to expand opportunities for members, strengthen engagement across the state, and help raise thousands of dollars for member experiences. He values people who take initiative and make the most out of their roles and brings that same energy into everything he leads.
A student at Lakeville South High School, Jack is deeply interested in law, healthcare systems, and human behavior. He’s a people person who enjoys breaking down the psychology behind why people act the way they do and how systems influence those decisions. With plans to pursue a career in law, he is especially passionate about advocacy and using his voice to represent and support others. One of his proudest accomplishments is creating the Native Health Advocacy competitive event, which raises awareness of Native American health disparities and encourages deeper conversations around underrepresented healthcare issues.
Outside of HOSA, Jack is a Tenor 1 in Angelica Cantanti Youth Choirs, has a strong interest in fashion, and is always chasing the thrill of a good thrift find. He’ll tell you he has a hair care routine if you really want to know—but you might end up disappointed. He also enjoys diving into unsettling podcasts and anything that challenges how people think and behave. As he continues his journey, Jack is focused on leaving Minnesota HOSA stronger than he found it and helping every member find their place, their voice, and their future.
