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Personal Narrative: My Air Wave Refugees

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The WiE RISE camp interests me in a variety of ways. To start off, I have always been a math and science kid, I do well in the subjects and I enjoy learning them. This led me to enroll in the STEM class at my middle school which initially got me very interested in Engineering and Architecture and everything even semi-related to those career fields. I did those STEM classes every chance I was offered it, I really loved the idea of making stuff that would be useful and helpful to others. The summer before I started high school I moved to Windermere from Dublin and when I enrolled they had no classes even partially similar to the STEM classes I was taking back in Ohio. Since I really wanted to go into engineering fields I decided that I would

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