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Jared Hopkins: Biomedical Engineering Sophomore & Peer Mentor

Meet Jared Hopkins, a sophomore biomedical engineer from Stark City, MO, and a first-year peer mentor with a passion for running, basketball, gaming, and lab work designing bioscaffolds. Jared's laid-back personality, love for family, and witty humor make him a cool guy to hang out with. He emphasizes the importance of time management to succeed in engineering studies. Hear more from this talented and humorous student!

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Jared Hopkins: Biomedical Engineering Sophomore & Peer Mentor

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  1. Who is this guy? I’m a sophomore biomedical engineer from Stark City, MO. This is my first year as a peer mentor. In high school I ran track and cross country and played basketball. Some of my hobbies include running, basketball, gaming, cheering on the Hogs and hanging out with friends. Also, I work in a lab on campus designing titanium-dioxide bioscaffolds. I have a little brother who I love to see whenever I get a chance to go back home and both my parents obtained a degree from the UofA. As for my personality, I like to think pretty relaxed, funny, and overall a cool guy although that may be a slightly biased opinion. Sarcasm and witty comments are my favorite forms of humor. Jared Hopkins Four words of advice: Time management is vital. Getting behind on work during your freshman year can the death of an engineer and the birth of a business major.

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