Hudson Haberland

Hudson is a freshman studying Molecular and Cellular Developmental Biology at the University of Michigan College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. Hudson is a novel food writer and despite having well over 50 food allergies, he still finds a way to thoroughly enjoy and adore food (with a few mishaps here and there). Hudson enjoys cooking for friends and family alike and is avid in seeking out tastes from a variety of cultures while promoting physical well-being through proper nutrition. 

Hudson is a medical scribe under Kevin Krystl M.D. at Michiana Neurological Medicine and plans on partaking in a cognitive science lab in the spring. He is also the Assistant Coach of the Edwardsburg Girls Varsity Tennis Team and is personally involved with the Rec Tennis Club at Michigan. Hudson is also the founder of Hud’s Helping Hands, a dual-focused charity movement to help the less fortunate and the ecosystem of Eagle Lake, Michigan. 

In his free time, if he’s not playing tennis, Hudson enjoys rewatching “Community,” “The Office,” and “Big Bang Theory,” all of which are his favorite shows. His other passions include competitive spikeball, pickleball, and collecting vinyl. Hudson is currently on a pre–med track and hopes to become a neurologist in the future.