Carson Huey-You
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Carson Huey You, born in the summer of 2002[1], is a post-graduate student at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas[2]. He will be endeavoring to obtain a Masters of Science degree in Physics from TCU starting the Fall semester of 2017[3].
In May of 2017, at the age of 14, Huey You became the youngest person in the history of TCU to receive a Baccalaureate[4]. He majored in Physics and minored in Chinese and math. He plans to continue his education at TCU until he achieves a doctorate degree.
Other accomplishments of Huey You include graduating high school as co-valedictorian at age 10 and scoring a near perfect 1770 on his SAT Examination. He also plays classical piano and is a speaker of Mandarin Chinese[5].
He also has a brother, Cannan Huey You, who is enrolled at TCU for the fall semester of 2017 and plans to study Engineering and Astrophysics[6]. Both boys share a mother in Claretta Kimp[7] and a father in Andre Huey You.[8] Dr. Magnus Rittby, part of the physics and astronomy department at TCU, is an academic mentor and research advisor to Carson.
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