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{{Infobox|Name = Aaron Rosenberg | {{Infobox|Name = Aaron Rosenberg | ||
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|Subjects = Music, Science, Reform Judaism | |Subjects = Music, Science, Reform Judaism | ||
| − | |schoolcur = | + | |schoolcur = [[Category: Players active in 2008]][[Category: Players active in 2009]][[Category: Players active in 2010]] |
| − | |schoolpast = | + | |schoolpast = [[Brown]] (2008-2011) [[Illinois]] (2013-2014) |
| − | |highschool = [[Langley | + | |highschool = [[Langley]] |
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| − | '''Aaron Rosenberg''' | + | '''Aaron Rosenberg''' was a player at [[Brown]] and the [[Illinois|University of Illinois]]. |
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== High School == | == High School == | ||
| − | Aaron played for Langley | + | Aaron played for [[Langley]] and showed great promise, though he wouldn't really emerge on the scene until college. |
== College == | == College == | ||
| − | Aaron showed up to Brown during the 2008 season and immediately strove to cut a niche for himself in the distribution. He notably wrote a packet for the 2007 incarnation of [[Bulldogs Over Broadway]] that outclassed many others written by much more experienced teams, and was part of the team that placed 2nd at ACF Fall 2007. Aaron also carried the flag at the Harvard mirror of [[2008 Illinois Novice]], where himself, [[Lisa Qing]], and [[Catherine Ono]] won 2nd place in the novice division (with Aaron and Lisa winning 1st and 2nd individual prizes in the process). In addition to all of these other accomplishments, Aaron was part of the Brown team that finished 2nd to Chicago at ACF Nationals and 4th at ICT. | + | Aaron showed up to Brown during the 2008 season and immediately strove to cut a niche for himself in the distribution. He notably wrote a packet for the 2007 incarnation of [[Bulldogs Over Broadway]] that outclassed many others written by much more experienced teams, and was part of the team that placed 2nd at ACF Fall 2007. Aaron also carried the flag at the Harvard mirror of [[2008 Illinois Novice]], where himself, [[Lisa Qing]], and [[Catherine Ono]] won 2nd place in the novice division (with Aaron and Lisa winning 1st and 2nd individual prizes in the process). In addition to all of these other accomplishments, Aaron was part of the Brown team that finished 2nd to Chicago at ACF Nationals and 4th at ICT in 2008. |
The next year, Aaron's fine arts, science and generalist knowledge continued to grow, and he managed to become one of the country's best music players during this time. He was second scorer on the team that won 2nd at [[2009 ACF Nationals]] and also helped Brown to top-bracket finishes at both nationals in 2010. | The next year, Aaron's fine arts, science and generalist knowledge continued to grow, and he managed to become one of the country's best music players during this time. He was second scorer on the team that won 2nd at [[2009 ACF Nationals]] and also helped Brown to top-bracket finishes at both nationals in 2010. | ||
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| + | While completing a masters in engineering, Aaron racked up several more high-level national finishes, most notably a victory at [[2013 ACF Nationals]] while playing with [[Ike Jose]], [[Billy Busse]], and [[Austin Listerud]]. | ||
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| + | After retiring from his excellent playing career, Aaron currently works for the US Naval Research Laboratory. | ||
== Writing/Editing Work == | == Writing/Editing Work == | ||
| − | + | *[[2015 Chicago Open]] - Music | |
| − | *[[EFT| | + | *[[DRAGOON]] |
| + | *[[EFT|EFT 3 and 4]] | ||
*[[KLEE Fine Arts]] | *[[KLEE Fine Arts]] | ||
*[[2009 VCU Open]] - Some music | *[[2009 VCU Open]] - Some music | ||
== Notable Tournaments == | == Notable Tournaments == | ||
| − | + | *[[2013 ACF Nationals]] - 1st Place (with [[Ike Jose]], [[Billy Busse]], and [[Austin Listerud]] | |
*[[2010 ACF Nationals]] - Tied for 5th place (with [[Jerry Vinokurov]], [[Dan Klein]], [[Guy Tabachnick]]) | *[[2010 ACF Nationals]] - Tied for 5th place (with [[Jerry Vinokurov]], [[Dan Klein]], [[Guy Tabachnick]]) | ||
*[[2010 ICT]] - 7th place (with [[Jerry Vinokurov]], [[Dan Klein]]) | *[[2010 ICT]] - 7th place (with [[Jerry Vinokurov]], [[Dan Klein]]) | ||
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[[Category: People]] | [[Category: People]] | ||
[[Category: Brown]] | [[Category: Brown]] | ||
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[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]] | [[Category:Original QBWiki Page]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Players on ACF Nationals championship teams]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Question writers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:47, 26 November 2022
| Aaron Rosenberg | |
| Noted subjects | Music, Science, Reform Judaism |
| Current college | |
| Past colleges | Brown (2008-2011) Illinois (2013-2014) |
| High school | Langley |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Aaron Rosenberg was a player at Brown and the University of Illinois.
High School
Aaron played for Langley and showed great promise, though he wouldn't really emerge on the scene until college.
College
Aaron showed up to Brown during the 2008 season and immediately strove to cut a niche for himself in the distribution. He notably wrote a packet for the 2007 incarnation of Bulldogs Over Broadway that outclassed many others written by much more experienced teams, and was part of the team that placed 2nd at ACF Fall 2007. Aaron also carried the flag at the Harvard mirror of 2008 Illinois Novice, where himself, Lisa Qing, and Catherine Ono won 2nd place in the novice division (with Aaron and Lisa winning 1st and 2nd individual prizes in the process). In addition to all of these other accomplishments, Aaron was part of the Brown team that finished 2nd to Chicago at ACF Nationals and 4th at ICT in 2008.
The next year, Aaron's fine arts, science and generalist knowledge continued to grow, and he managed to become one of the country's best music players during this time. He was second scorer on the team that won 2nd at 2009 ACF Nationals and also helped Brown to top-bracket finishes at both nationals in 2010.
While completing a masters in engineering, Aaron racked up several more high-level national finishes, most notably a victory at 2013 ACF Nationals while playing with Ike Jose, Billy Busse, and Austin Listerud.
After retiring from his excellent playing career, Aaron currently works for the US Naval Research Laboratory.
Writing/Editing Work
- 2015 Chicago Open - Music
- DRAGOON
- EFT 3 and 4
- KLEE Fine Arts
- 2009 VCU Open - Some music
Notable Tournaments
- 2013 ACF Nationals - 1st Place (with Ike Jose, Billy Busse, and Austin Listerud
- 2010 ACF Nationals - Tied for 5th place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Dan Klein, Guy Tabachnick)
- 2010 ICT - 7th place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Dan Klein)
- 2010 T Party - 1st place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Dan Klein)
- 2010 ACF Regionals - 2nd place (with Rebecca Maxfield, Ben Cohen, Ian Eppler)
- 2010 ACF Winter - 1st place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Rebecca Maxfield)
- 2010 Penn Bowl - 2nd place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Guy Tabachnick)
- 2009 Sun and Fun - 1st place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Eric Mukherjee, and Ian Eppler)
- 2009 Missouri Open Maryland Mirror - 2nd place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Chris Ray, and SteveJon Guth)
- 2009 ACF Nationals - 2nd place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Dan Klein, Dennis Jang)
- 2009 ACF Regionals - 2nd place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Dan Klein, Dennis Jang)
- 2009 Penn Bowl - 2nd place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Eric Mukherjee, and Dan Klein
- 2009 ACF Winter - 1st place (with Eric Mukherjee, Daniel Klein)
- 2008 ACF Fall - 1st place (with Eric Mukherjee, Dennis Jang, Daniel Klein)
- 2008 ACF Nationals - 2nd place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Eric Mukherjee, Dennis Jang)
- 2008 ACF Regionals - 2nd place (with Jerry Vinokurov, Eric Mukherjee, Dennis Jang)
- 2008 Illinois Novice - 1st place (with Lisa Qing, Catherine Ono)
- 2007 ACF Fall - 1st place (with Lisa Qing, Eric Mukherjee, and sometimes Jerry Vinokurov)