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Background
Interview Date:July 2018Gender Identity: Female
Race/Ethnicity: Caucasian
Sexual Orientation: Heterosexual
Graduation Year: December 2017
High School Experience: Public school in north Baltimore County with about 550 people in my graduating class.
First Generation College Student: No
Majors: Double major in Art History and Anthropology
Minor: None
Extracurricular Activities: I was in a sorority, I was in Anthropology club and the Anthropology Honor Society.
Did any of your extracurricular activities have a particularly big impact on your experience?
I would say all of them, but mostly my sorority. We did a lot of charity events for domestic violence. All of the money we got through our charity events went to [Mid-Shore Council on Family Violence], which was a shelter for women who were abused by their significant others and other victims of domestic violence. Also, the Anthropology Society ran the Public Archaeology Lab, so we got to teach Chestertown residents and other students on campus about the history of the town and gave them a walkthrough on what anthropology and archaeology were.
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