NATHAN
PHILIP
STUDENT · ATHLETE · COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTOR

BEYOND
THE FIELD.

Nathan Philip

Lacrosse, technology, and showing up for the community. A story of curiosity, teamwork, and putting in the work.

Explore my story Lacrosse profile
Nathan holding a lacrosse stick in his Roosevelt uniform in a 2025–2026 portrait.
EASTVALE, CALIFORNIACLASS OF 2027ATTACK / MIDFIELDCURIOUS ABOUT WHAT’S NEXT
Nathan in a navy Niagara Falls hoodie standing in Times Square at dusk.
NATHAN PHILIPTHE PERSON BEHIND THE PROFILE ↗
01 / THE STORY SO FAR

Different interests. The same commitment.

Nathan is a student at Eleanor Roosevelt High School in Eastvale, California, in the Class of 2027. His days connect the classroom and the lacrosse field with hands on work in his community.

As a Community Recreation Leader at JCSD, he helps bring family programs and public events to life. His volunteer work behind a video camera and his school research projects reflect another side of him: an interest in how things work and how technology connects people.

He is exploring cybersecurity and Management Information Systems—fields that bring together technology, problem solving, and the way organizations work.

TeamworkCommunicationEvent coordinationLive productionResearch
02 / Academics

Curiosity, with direction.

Exploring the connection between technology, people, and the systems they rely on.

Eastvale, California

Eleanor Roosevelt High School

Class of 2027

School research and STEM enrichment have given Nathan opportunities to explore experimental design, data collection, technology, and real world systems.

Languages
English & Spanish · dual immersion education

Seal of Biliteracy medal with a black ribbon.
The California State Seal of Biliteracy (SSB) in Spanish
Exterior of a modern school building with large eSTEM lettering and an orange facade.
FIELDS OF INTEREST
CybersecurityManagement Information SystemsComputer systemsBusiness & technology

Research and STEM experiences are featured below.

Explore the projects ↓
03 / Lacrosse

Put in the work. Play for the team.

From the JV roster to varsity leadership. A developing athlete with the next level in mind.

Nathan Philip holding his lacrosse stick in his 2025–2026 Roosevelt team portrait.
Eleanor Roosevelt High School

Varsity lacrosse

Nathan progressed from JV to varsity and earned a starting role. His resume also documents service as varsity captain. He is interested in continuing to develop and compete at the college level.

PositionAttack / Midfield
Graduating class2027
Dominant handRight handed
Profile measurements5′8″ / 170 lb
2024–2025Junior varsity
2025–2026Varsity · captain
FieldLevelRecruiting inquiry (opens Gmail in a new tab)
HIGHLIGHTS & GAME FILM

On the field.

Game highlights and a coach’s perspective on Nathan.

04 / Experience

Showing up. Making it happen.

Practical responsibility, real people, and events that bring a community together.

JCSD Parks and Recreation website showing registration, communication, and game schedule panels with recreation photographs.
JCSD Parks & Recreation · Community programs and sports

Jurupa Community Services District

Nathan wearing his JCSD uniform outside Eastvale Community Center.
WORK & COMMUNITY RECREATION

Community Recreation Leader

From April 2025 to Present

Helping create welcoming experiences for local families through recreation programs and public events.

  • Supports activities, event logistics, participant safety, and public engagement.
  • Coordinated food distribution at Community Campout.
  • Collaborated with partners on Picnic at the Park, an event serving more than 15,000 attendees.
  • Assisted with setup and breakdown for 65th Street Live concerts and supported Movies in the Park.
Event logisticsPublic engagementTeamwork
15,000+ describes the event’s attendance, not the number of people Nathan personally served.
05 / Community

A contribution beyond the scoreboard.

From local events to camera crews, Nathan has found different ways to be useful.

Creative service

Audiovisual / Camera Volunteer

Vantage Point Church (opens a new tab)
May 2023–Present

Operates video cameras and supports production for church services and live streamed events.

06 / Projects & Interests

Learn by doing.

Research, technical exploration, and the creative side of staying curious.

01 ↗
RESEARCH · GRADES 10–11

Small questions. Real experiments.

Science and Engineering Research Projects (SERP) explored bacterial growth on baseball gloves and the effects of antibiotics on E. coli.

Inside the experience

Nathan practiced experimental design, data collection, analysis, and presentation. These were school research projects; no unverified findings or results are claimed.

Experimental designData collectionAnalysis

Learning Labs

Technology, teamwork, and the questions that keep me curious. Exploring STEP’s Learning Labs and STEM Academies.

Explore STEP programs (opens a new tab)
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EXPLORATION · 2024–2026
Learning Lab

STEM in Defense

I learned how cybersecurity and data science help protect community infrastructure and support national security.

CybersecurityData scienceInfrastructure
03 ↗
EXPLORATION · 2024–2026
Learning Lab

STEM in Public Utilities

I’m interested in how water quality, energy systems, and cybersecurity keep essential services safe and reliable.

Water qualityEnergyCybersecurity
04 ↗
EXPLORATION · 2024–2026
Learning Lab

STEM in Law Enforcement & Public Safety

I explored how drones, cybersecurity, and other technologies support police, fire protection, and emergency medical services.

STEM LEAPSPublic safetyTechnology
05 ↗
EXPLORATION · 2024–2026
Learning Lab

STEM in Advanced Manufacturing

I’m curious about how coding, precision machining, and advanced manufacturing technologies turn designs into useful products.

STEM I AMCodingManufacturing
06 ↗
EXPLORATION · 2024–2026
Learning Lab

STEM Solutions

I explored how engineers use their skills to address challenges in healthcare, technology, and the environment.

EngineeringHealthcareEnvironment
07 ↗
EXPLORATION · 2024–2026
STEM Academy

Patterns, Puzzles & Practice

I’m drawn to visual patterns, mathematical challenges, and the creative thinking behind designing puzzles and games.

P3MathematicsCreative problem solving
08 ↗
EXPLORATION · 2024–2026
STEM Academy

STEM FUNdamentals

I’m interested in combining engineering, mathematics, art, and environmental science to design parks that serve different community needs.

DesignEnvironmental scienceCommunity
09 ↗
EXPLORATION · 2024–2026
STEM Academy

PULSE

I’m interested in applying STEM to medical cases while developing teamwork, communication, and ethical decision making.

LeadershipMedical problem solvingTeamwork
OUTSIDE THE USUALBasketballGuitarRubik’s CubeTechnologyPianoTaekwondo
07 / Leadership & Recognition

Milestones that mean something.

Varsity lacrosse captain

Leadership role documented in Nathan’s resume and brag sheet.

2025–2026 season in resume

Choir award · Best Singer

Listed in Nathan’s resume.

[NEED: Award year and issuing school]

Academic recognition · Top Scholar

Listed in Nathan’s resume.

[NEED: Award year and issuing school]
08 / The Journey
08 / The Journey

Built one chapter at a time.

Explore milestones by category. Open any chapter to read a little more.

2018–2023
Community
Children’s Ministry & Worship Volunteer · Vantage Point Church

Assisted with children’s classes and participated in leading children’s worship.

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June 2019
Community
Home Pre Build Volunteer · Hands of Mercy

Helped pre build three homes intended for families in Mexico.

Related experience ↓
2022
Academics
An early interest in computer science

A school application essay described Nathan’s interest in computer science and his goal of attending a four year university.

Related experience ↓
September 2022–August 2023
Leadership
Event Ambassador · Eastvale City Youth Council

Helped coordinate local events connecting residents, volunteers, and community partners.

Related experience ↓
May 2023–Present
Creative
Audiovisual / Camera Volunteer · Vantage Point Church

Operates video cameras and supports production for church services and live streamed events.

Related experience ↓
2024
Creative
ESTEM Graduation Camera Volunteer · Eastvale STEM Academy

Supported video camera operations for the ESTEM graduation ceremony.

Related experience ↓
2024–2026
Academics
STEM in Defense

I learned how cybersecurity and data science help protect community infrastructure and support national security.

Related experience ↓
2024–2026
Academics
STEM in Law Enforcement & Public Safety

I explored how drones, cybersecurity, and other technologies support police, fire protection, and emergency medical services.

Related experience ↓
2024–2026
Academics
STEM Solutions

I explored how engineers use their skills to address challenges in healthcare, technology, and the environment.

Related experience ↓
2025–2026 season in resume
Leadership
Varsity lacrosse captain

Leadership role documented in Nathan’s resume and brag sheet.

Related experience ↓
From April 2025 to Present
Work
Community Recreation Leader · Jurupa Community Services District

Helping create welcoming experiences for local families through recreation programs and public events.

Related experience ↓
Class of 2027
Academics
Eleanor Roosevelt High School · Class of 2027

Expected high school graduation.

Related experience ↓

Additional chapters · dates to confirm

Lacrosse

Lacrosse highlight 01

Lacrosse game footage supplied by Nathan’s family.

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Lacrosse

Lacrosse highlight 02

Lacrosse game footage supplied by Nathan’s family.

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Lacrosse

Coach Brett Review of Nathan

Coach Brett’s review of Nathan, supplied by the family.

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Academics

Small questions. Real experiments.

Science and Engineering Research Projects (SERP) explored bacterial growth on baseball gloves and the effects of antibiotics on E. coli.

View experience ↓
09 / Media
09 / Media

A few frames of the story.

Real photographs from Nathan’s school and lacrosse chapters. Select a photo to take a closer look.

10 / RESUME

The story at a glance.

A focused overview of Nathan’s education, work, service, research, and leadership. The downloadable public edition excludes private records and disputed dates.

Download resume · PDF Read web resume
11 / WHAT’S NEXT?

GOOD THINGS
START WITH
A CONVERSATION.

College opportunities, lacrosse, internships, or a project worth exploring. Reach out to Nathan.

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