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change & growth 🌱

There is an important pattern amongst my key undergraduate career moments: each moment occurred when there was a period of change and, after this initial change, I experienced a period of growth. This is true from the very first act of choosing to attend UW – after adamantly opposing the idea – to grieving recent losses along the way. I’ve learned that the only thing constant is change, but I am still learning to find comfort in this and embrace change as opportunities for transformation. 

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Change can happen intentionally-- you make a choice to study abroad --and it can also be completely out of your control-- a global pandemic interrupts your second year. It can also be a mix (it’s not a binary!). Regardless of how the period of change occurred it’s because of those changes that I’ve grown into the person I am today. Although I haven’t always welcomed the change, in my reflection I’ve found how important it is to my development.

key moments 🔑

may 2018

first year (2018-19)

summer 2019

november 2019

spring 2020

autumn 2020

winter 2020

spring 2020

autumn 2021

winter 2021

spring 2022

choosing attend UW

learning to have a life beyond school and worth beyond grades 

studying abroad in sweden!

starting my first internship at common power (external link)

beginning my anti-racism journey

taking a quarter off of university to work full-time on elections across the country

participating in the husky leadership certificate program

taking an dvanced pol sci seminar w/ Dr. Megan Ming Francis on the funding of the Movement for Black Lives

beginning year-long fellowship and capstone project through the UW Center for American Politics and Public Policy

experiencing personal losses → learning move thru difficult times

finding peace in discomfort, removing toxicity, and growing up

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