Phillip Park, Editor of Science and Technology
” but his deep engagement in both the performing arts and humanities reveals a creativity that knows no bounds. A true classical music enthusiast, Phillip has honed his skills on both the cello and piano. His artistic flair is equally evident in his three years of theatrical experience at Webb, where he has brought life to productions like T and is set to shine in this year’s Women. Phillip’s creativity is not confined to the arts; it also permeates his passion for literature and language. From the timeless Les Misérables in French to Michael Sandel’s What Money Can’t Buy, Phillip’s love for reading is rooted in his belief that written words and language are powerful, creative tools that can inspire innovative thinking and drive social change. This same belief fuels his passion for debate, where he applies his inventive thinking and persuasive skills to advocate for important causes. As a standout in national competitions, Phillip clinched the top spot in the 2023 Stanford Invitational Open Division for Lincoln-Douglas Debate. This year, as the Editor of Science and Technology for the WCC, Phillip aims to inspire younger Webb generations by highlighting the transformative power of language and the arts, channeling his limitless creativity into every .
Favorite Song: Requiem in D minor by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart & Franz Xaver Süssmayr
