David graduated from Harvard undergrad, and is currently attending Harvard Business School. One of his proudest accomplishments is the founding of the Boston Asian Students Alliance (BASA) during his freshman year, which has grown tremendously since then. He is very active in the Asian American community, especially the Taiwanese American community, formerly serving as the national president of the Intercollegiate Taiwanese American Students Association (ITASA) and the president of the Boston Intercollegiate Taiwanese Students Association (BITSA). He is currently on the ITASA National Board of Directors. He has worked on several conferences including the ones for ITASA, BITSA, and the most recent Boston Asian Students Intercollegiate Conference (BASIC). In addition to the Asian American community, he is also extremely passionate about the environment and plays many active roles in the Harvard Environmental Action Committee, including the former director of the Environmental Education Program for Gardner Elementary School. In the future, he hopes to go into oncology, both clinical and laboratory, to unify research and treatment of cancer. He also plans to work in Mexico, specifically among the orphan population, to continue a lifelong commitment he started in high school. He enjoys long walks on the beach and the occasional bike ride through the rustic countryside.