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The things that STEMulate my imagination is emerging technology ideas of engineering. I can mostly build ideas from previous pictures I’ve seen. For example, there is a variety of bridges and I was supposed to research what latest bridges are more reliable to build balsawood bridges. I have participated in all SECME events and overall all of the experiences are fun. Mostly consist of building an item to meet the standards considering the constraints. SECME is a great way to help young students start working in events that will help them in their future engineering career. I believe all the events are fun because I like how you and your team work hard and try to make the best bridge, bottle rocket, jet car, and mousetrap and in the end all the …show more content…

I like exploring new information of current world problems or emerging technology. I like planning big projects if it has something to do with STEM and my interest. I especially like when these big projects involve technology in them. I like when it involves technology because technology is something that I love and that I’m great at. I love computers and robotics because I like how you’re able to program or build robots that will help in our daily problems. Technology is the main thing that helps in the 21st century and it has previously helped in many problems. Engineering is the main thing I also want to focus on because it is where computers and robots come in handy. Last what I will also like to do is focus my career in aerospace. I will like to build new inventions that will help the U.S discover new things in space. These three things are what excite me to do for a career in the …show more content…

With some helpful websites that my teacher provided I was able to see where all the universities that focused in engineer where located at throughout the United States. My goal was to get a university that had great opportunities and focused in aerospace engineering. At first, it was difficult because many universities focused in engineering but not aerospace engineering. I also wanted a university near Houston and also the weather wasn’t colder than what I am used to in Houston. With all that in mind I found a perfect university that fits what I want. This university is Texas A&M University located at College Station, TX which is not very far from

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As far as I can remember, I have always been intrigued by technology, math, and building things. I always watch a show called, “How It’s Made” on my free time, the show is about how various things are made. Whenever my father has to put something together, like a desk, I appear right next to him ready to help. My father noticed my creativity and downloaded an app where I can build a Treehouse or a playground. I always wanted to be a part of everything, and I loved to try things on my own.

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Engineering is an outlet for me to combine my intellectual curiosity with my creativity. I have been a computer aided design enthusiast and enjoyed researching in control disciplines of autonomous systems, bio-inspired engineering, and estimation for single and distributed systems, which has increased my desire to enter the field of Aerospace Engineering. Engineering is a subject that I am both intrigued and excited about. I understand that engineers are not about possessing enormous amounts of technical knowledge, but instead, it is about applying basic principles, experience, and technical skills to find answers and solutions to problems. Aerospace engineering research areas are fascinating and varied and I enjoy the complexity of the subject.

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The second subject I will like to work on is being aware of the emerging technologies in education in the future. This is something I will always continue to do because technology

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As an undergraduate, I had the privilege of attending an outstanding orientation program which set the tone of my college experience and inspired me to build a career creating such experiences for others. When I began my undergraduate education at Western Washington University (WWU), I participated in the optional two-day orientation program for first-year students. By attending orientation, I was able to start my university experience on a positive note by learning all about WWU, the campus environment, and the surrounding community. I made strong friendships and connections with my peers, the orientation student leaders, and staff that I maintained throughout college. Overall, after attending I felt better prepared to embark on my college journey because I was given crucial tools, resources, and support that aided my transition to university life.

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In a world where the American Dream is a reality, it is often difficult to find and pursue a career that one can be fully passionate about. In this world, however, Pharmacy has always stood out against all other career options. Not only is it a growing field that is ever-changing, but it is also presents a wide array of opportunities that allows Pharmacists to be constantly challenged and determined to improve. I am tremendously excited to pursue a career in Pharmacy, and with a degree as a Doctor of Pharmacy, my future will be full of possibilities.

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I would like to attend college because it is an opportunity for me to expand my horizons, furthermore, to give myself and my family a better future. I think going to college would make my parents proud, additionally, it would also be a way for me to show them gratitude for all their hard work. College would teach me how to become independent, and it would also open doors to many job opportunities and make useful connections. There are many careers I have in mind at the moment, but I have always been very passionate about fashion. I would like to become a fashion designer because it has been my dream job since I was a small kid.

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To pursue a MBA or to not pursue a MBA Throughout my senior year at Lynchburg College, I have constantly pondered on what to do after graduation and where to take my life on its next adventure. While pondering my decision I constructed a rational decision-making approach model. As I began to imagine my post-graduate life I developed three alternatives: pursue an MBA, begin my career as a project manager, or be an intern for a managerial position. Reflecting on my choices I became puzzled and confused as to whether it would be healthy for me to continue my education. I would particularly enjoy a year off from school and pursue a career in the meantime, so that I am able to come into the MBA program with some business world experience.

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Sociology is everywhere. Sociology is unearthing problems in society. It is understanding how the world works. This subject has helped me to understand the society in which I live; as well as a deeper comprehension of people's personalities as well as my own. Alongside Sociology, Criminology has always been of a great interest to me, because of its in-depth focus on criminal justice processes and criminality.

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By my engineering teacher I learned that whenever working on as a team, ideas have to flow out and they can't be judged. Even if they sound irrelevant to the topic ideas are meant to share and brainstorm ways to use them. This is the major factor that allows me to be more intrigued in STEM. When I'm older and have a career I hope I get to participate in something I enjoy doing. STEM is a field that has been getting my attention ever 6th grade.

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Aerospace engineering is one of the main sub-disciplines of mechanical engineering. At Cornell, I could learn about aerospace engineering in courses such as Introduction to Spaceflight Mechanics, Propulsion and Power, and Spacecraft Technology and Systems Architecture. I might also learn about programming and robotics in classes such as Robotic Learning, Machine Learning, and Foundations of Artificial Intelligence, which teach principles that could be used to design, model, and control space probes and manned spacecraft used to explore deep space. Current Cornell research, such as the designing of a robotic system to explore Jupiter’s moon Europa or developing robotic techniques to build systems in space, provides opportunities to learn all aspects of new and interesting systems. Involvement in student organizations, such as the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Baja SAE, would allow me to interact with professors and fellow students with similar interests.

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My goal is to learn as much as I can about interacting and working with others in a learning environment so that I can employ the interpersonal skills I gain in the workforce upon graduation. After all, one can have all the technical ability in the world and find themselves lacking if they cannot then leverage and share their understanding with others. I attend college to prove to future employers I am serious about my field of study and dedicated to doing excellent work. A bachelor’s degree would prove not only that I know my field thoroughly, but also that I am willing to put in the work to improve my abilities constantly. Not to mention, being able to attend any kind of training in computer science is more than enough motivation for me to enter college.

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Good education, in my opinion, is the most important element we can influence to the young generation. Being able to empower children to understand the foundational knowledge and skills, in which they will utilise in the future, is a gift. I believe that teachers play an immeasurable role in a student’s life from a young age until when they become young adults. My passion for becoming a teacher stems from my various experiences, where I undertook my first employment as a tutor.

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A student doctor that aspires to become a great physician that is loved by the community and garners respect must be able to demonstrate these key qualities; empathy, cultural competence and great team-work and interpersonal skills. Empathy in my opinion, is the most important trait a physician must be able to demonstrate. Empathy is what defines a physician, someone that cares about the well-being of others and does everything within their ability to help them. Demonstrating empathy as a physician whether through treating your patients or consoling family members of a dying patient, is paramount and should be what every student doctor should strive for. During my volunteering experience at an underserved clinic in Nigeria, I was motivated primarily by empathy to try and help those people.

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I have many talents, skills and attributes, which have been very beneficial both for professional and personal development. I am a very confident, outgoing opinionated person, therefore sometimes I might come across as controlling and domineering. I believe that this originates from having trust issues and a fear of change. I need to try and trust individuals and that they can perform and deliver high quality results. As I undertook a Belbin’s Team Type’s questionnaire ,(p534-434), it only confirmed that I like to have follow things through, have high sense of standards, but tend to worry about technicalities and the end results.

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Psychology has been part of my life for many years. Since childhood, I have watched TV series about psychology. For example, I watched Criminal Minds, the TV show about psychology knowledge. Through this programme, I was attracted more and more towards this field. This is why I eventually decided to study psychology.

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