About Me
Lance was born and raised in South Jordan, Utah. After completing a 2 year LDS mission to Estonia in 2011, he enrolled at the University of Utah as an Exercise and Sport Science Major. Shortly thereafter, he began working at the Orthopaedic Research Laboratory as a research assistant. He worked closely with graduate student, Christine Abraham, to quantify the accuracy of DESS MRI in measuring the acetabular cartilage thickness. He became proficient in segmentation using Amira visualization software and helped carry out many aspects of the DESS MRI study. Lance graduated cum laude with distinction as a research scholar from the University of Utah in 2015. He then completed dental student at the University of Utah School of Dentistry. He also became an Officer in the U.S. Air Force Reserve and became a dental corpsman for the Air Force. Lance enjoys being outdoors and loves new experiences, whatever they may be. His passion is to travel, having visited nearly 25 foreign countries and over half of the United States. He also enjoys watching and playing sports and looks for any opportunity he can get to be active.