Christopher Lozak’s Catholic faith has played a significant and continuing role in both his education and extracurricular activities. At the age of 4, he attended the coed preschool run by the Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart. After that, Christopher Lozak enrolled for three years at Princeton Junior School, an independent nondenominational school, and then moved to the Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart, a Catholic school dedicated to standards of academic excellence within a faith-based context. In addition to his years at Montgomery Middle School and Montgomery High in Skillman, Christopher Lozak studied at Notre Dame High School in Lawrenceville, New Jersey. Christopher Lozak has undertaken community service work as a member of the Youth Ministry associated with St. Charles Borromeo Church in Skillman, which also serves the towns of Rocky Hill and Montgomery. He participated in the Community Services Program at Notre Dame High and donated his time to the Catholic Charities Women and Children’s Shelter, located in Piscataway. Other community involvements Christopher Lozak has pursued include volunteer work at the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen and membership in the Boy Scouts of America. In addition, Christopher Lozak participates in the Montgomery High chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America. Music, travel, and athletics complete Christopher Lozak’s interests. He has taken private lessons in guitar and piano, as well as studied at the Princeton location of the Paul Green School of Rock. He honed his Spanish-language skills while attending a summer program in Marbella, Spain run by Enforex International. He ran cross country for five seasons while a student at Princeton Academy and Montgomery Middle School, and over the past two years, he has taken part in the Mercer Junior Rowing Club affiliated with the Princeton National Rowing Association. In his free time, Christopher Lozak enjoys skateboarding, snowboarding, skiing, and reading books like The Hiram Key: Pharos, Freemasonry, and the Discovery of the Secret Scrolls of Jesus by Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas, and Mark Booth’s The Secret History of the World.