HOMH: Sara Huffman reminisces about the start of her journey in STEM
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Being a part of and feeling connected to her community is what initially got Sara involved in robotics.
“What got me into STEM was joining both the robotics class and club during my freshman year, because being a part of that showed me what STEM is and what it really can be. In robotics, when you work on a really big project it can affect so many others who will be able to benefit from it. This is why I am now the Robotics Club president, co-president of the Women in STEM club, and the TaylorNation club. I like being involved, helping others, and just being a part of the community. It isn’t a single thing like wanting to change the world, although that would be great, I just love community interaction and involvement.”
Read more about Sara Huffman’s Robotics accomplishments here
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