User:MooreSvn
Hello, my name is Jacob Moore and I am a sophomore pharmacy student at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I have relatively no experience with editing Wikipedia, but I am looking forward to learning the "tools of the trade". I went to high school in Warren, Pennsylvania (about 3 hours North of Pittsburgh). I am a HUGE fan of all the Pittsburgh sports teams (my favorite being the Steelers).
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