Justin Lospoc

Posted by Jazmyne Pennington | Oct 11, 2019 | Voices & Views | 0 |

BY JAZMYNE PENNINGTON | STAFF WRITER

Justin Lospoc is a 34-year-old Liberal Arts major from Waipahu. He plans to start Respiratory Therapy classes next semester.

Lospoc worked with respiratory specialists while serving as a corpsman in the U.S. Navy.

“It just intrigues me that breathing is essential to life, and I want to know how the human lungs work,” he said.

After graduation, Lospoc wishes to move to Washington or Oregon after graduation to be closer to snow, but if he can find a job in the respiratory field here in Oʻahu, he will stay.

In his free time, Lospoc enjoys snowboarding, body boarding, and fishing.

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Jazmyne Pennington

Jazmyne is a first-year student from Nashville, Tenn. She is currently pursuing a degree in Culinary Arts. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, playing video games, hiking, and reading on the beach.

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