Sandra Armenta is from Sacramento California. She moved to Eastern Boise when she was a teenager. She experienced a lot of racism in Rexburg Idaho. She joined CAMP and got a bachelor in social work and a minor in Spanish. She started working at micron business management. She is currently working at the Welfare Program. She did not like working on the farm. One advice she gave us is that there are times we are not feeling good with the jobs we have but one advice is to keep it if that job is worth it because she told about her experience and how she lost one because she did not feel good working there.
The second presenter was judge Sergio Gutierrez. He is one of the thirteen. He was born in Chihuahua, Mexico. He started seen life at a really young age. He got marry at a young age and dropped out in junior high to work in the fields. He worked at different places like Washington and California. He earned his GED through the Job Corps. He went to Boise State University to earn his Bachelor of Arts degree, cum laude, in Elementary Education from Boise State University and a Juris Doctor degree from the University of California, Hastings Law School.
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She is from Emmet. She was the first students in her family to graduate from high school and attend college. She was really proud of herself how far she went to get her degree. She said one thing she regrets it 's spending time with her family. Sometimes we have to sacrifice things to reach our goals. She has a bachelor 's in political science.
The fourth speaker was Saul Solis. He was the youngest of his four siblings and grew up working on the fields. He graduated 2010 in Information Technology Management. At first he was not taking college too serious but then he realized he wanted to have an education. He is the only latino in his