Reynoldsburg, OH
Gender
Female
Ethnicity
Black/African
Hobbies and interests
Writing
Mathematics
Sociology
Math
Jewelry Making
Epidemiology
Reading
Academic
Adventure
Anthropology
Classics
Fantasy
History
Health
Science Fiction
Science
Social Issues
I read books daily
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FinalistBio
A valedictorian of Reynoldsburg High School eSTEM Academy attending Ohio University for Microbiology in the fall. I plan on becoming an epidemiologist so that I can study the transmission of infectious diseases.
Education
Ohio University-Main Campus
Bachelor's degree programMajors:
- Microbiology, General
High School
Miscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Graduate schools of interest:
Transfer schools of interest:
Majors of interest:
- Microbiology, General
Test scores:
32
ACT
Career
Dream career field:
Research
Dream career goals:
Epidemiologist
Bookseller
Barnes and Noble2019 – 20201 yearCustomer Service Representative
Michael's2018 – 20191 yearEmployee
Big Liz Conjure Garden2016 – Present8 years
Sports
Marching Band
Varsity2016 – 20182 years
Awards
- Varsity Letter
Arts
Raider Marching Pride
MusicJekyll and Hyde, When I Grow Up2016 – 2018
Public services
Advocacy
SiDA Diversity Club — Co-Founder2017 – 2017
Future Interests
Advocacy
Politics
Volunteering
Philanthropy
Cyber Monday Prep Scholarship
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