Hobbies and interests
Running
Music
Economics
Research
Learning
Foreign Languages
Music Composition
Reading
Academic
Christianity
Classics
Economics
History
Politics
Self-Help
I read books daily
Katrina Lee
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Hi, I'm Katrina! I hope to pursue a degree in economics and do research on the effects of economics on minority languages in an effort to find ways to preserve and revive such important aspects of cultural identity. I also enjoy composing music and playing the piano! I would say my strengths are that I am intrinsically motivated to achieve and that I enjoy connecting with others and learning new things!
Education
Mckinney H S
High SchoolMiscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Doctoral degree program (PhD, MD, JD, etc.)
Majors of interest:
- Economics, General
Career
Dream career field:
Research
Dream career goals:
Research on economics and language
Sports
Dancing
Junior Varsity2017 – 20181 year
Softball
Junior Varsity2018 – 20191 year
Arts
Independent
Musicn/a2018 – PresentABRSM
MusicAnnual practical piano exams2013 – Present
Public services
Volunteering
Smithsonian Digital Volunteers — Transcribe and review documents2020 – Present
Future Interests
Politics
Philanthropy
Entrepreneurship
Creative Expression Scholarship
Mirajur Rahman Self Expression Scholarship
Austin Kramer Music-Maker Scholarship
Trips to the movie theater were always some of the most exciting experiences as a kid. However, it was not the movies themselves that I found myself excited about. It was the trailers that came beforehand. There was something about the combination of dramatic music blasting through strategically-placed speakers and the action on screen that captivated every bit of attention I had to offer. It was this type of music that inspired me to begin composing. There was only so much that the footage could convey without music; the music had the final say in how exactly the audience would be made to feel. I wrote "Venture" as a way to commemorate those movie-theater experiences and the journey-- or "venture"-- that they took me on.