However, I feel very blessed to be able to live here, and have so many great opportunities like the TRIP Initiative that can allow me to pinpoint and pursue my interests. I’ve always been more of a numbers and logic person, so naturally, I have a strong interest in math and science. While school is a great place to get an understanding of certain subjects, I wanted to actually physically participate in what I was learning. Yes, there are small labs and assignments in school, but having a place where I can go every week to study something that is unique to me is a much more fulfilling experience. So far, TRIP has exceeded my expectations. I was a bit worried that it may be too much to handle, and it would be hard to grasp some of the lab techniques, but the instructors (Dr. Purdy and Dr. Leystra) make the program very easy to follow along and succeed in. The pacing of the course has been just right so far. It does not feel overwhelming yet every week it feels like I am genuinely learning new things and making progress in the areas I am passionate about. I’m looking forward to seeing where TRIP takes me and am very excited to start my independent research project!
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Susanna
2/7/2022 09:00:49 pm
Hi Cade! Oh my gosh your story is absolutely amazing and I am so glad that you are able to explore your passion on a deeper level through TRIP. I hope that you are able to see your relatives in China soon and that Covid-19 doesn't prevent any future plans from happening. Amazing work!!
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