Rob Green

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Rob Green served nine years in the United States Air Force in both Security Forces and as a C-17 Loadmaster, experiences that shaped his commitment to service and leadership. In 2025, he attended Warrior-Scholar Project’s humanities boot camp at Cornell University while preparing for his transition from military service to higher education.

After leaving active duty, Rob earned a B.S. in Behavioral Neuroscience from Pace University, where he served as Vice President of the Student Veterans of America chapter, conducted cancer biology research, and worked as a peer tutor in chemistry and biology. He currently works as a Medical Assistant in an urgent care setting and is preparing for the MCAT with plans to attend medical school.

Outside of medicine and academics, Rob enjoys staying active and exploring the outdoors. He is an avid runner, hiker, and skier who is currently training for his next marathon with the long-term goal of completing an Ironman. He also loves traveling, having visited 42 states and more than a dozen countries, and is known among friends and family for his homemade chocolate chip cookies.