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Hobbies and interests
Culinary Arts
Gaming
Reading
Academic
I read books daily
Kamren Harris
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Kamren Harris
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FinalistBio
Need help with college so i can fulfill my dream to become a veterinary. I want to help the sick and injured animals and help them feel better.
Education
Pelham Preparatory Academy
High SchoolMiscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Bachelor's degree program
Majors of interest:
- Zoology/Animal Biology
Career
Dream career field:
Veterinary
Dream career goals:
Serving food and drinks and cleaning
Food stand2019 – 20234 years
Sports
Volleyball
Club2021 – Present3 years
Awards
- none
Research
Zoology/Animal Biology
school project — Research2020 – 2020
Arts
Project
Graphic Artno2021 – 2021
Public services
Volunteering
Retail — Selling clothes2022 – Present
Future Interests
Advocacy
Volunteering
Sean Carroll's Mindscape Big Picture Scholarship
One of the main reasons why we explore the universe is to expand our understanding of our place in it. By studying distant galaxies, stars, and planets, we gain insights into the origins and evolution of the universe itself. We learn about the vastness of space and the incredible diversity of celestial objects. This knowledge not only satisfies our curiosity but also helps us appreciate the beauty and complexity of the cosmos.
Exploration of the universe also leads to technological advancements. From the development of powerful telescopes to the creation of space probes and satellites, our quest to explore the universe has driven innovation in various fields. These technologies have practical applications in areas such as communication, navigation, and Earth observation. For example, satellite technology enables us to study weather patterns, monitor environmental changes, and improve global communication networks.
I agree that understanding the nature of our universe is super important because exploring the mysteries of the cosmos helps us grasp our place in the grand scheme of things. To unravel its secrets, we can employ various ideas and concepts like scientific observation, experimentation, and theoretical models. Scientists use tools like telescopes, particle accelerators, and mathematical equations to study everything from the tiniest particles to the vastness of space. By analyzing data, making predictions, and testing hypotheses, we can gradually uncover the underlying laws and principles that govern the universe. It's a fascinating journey that pushes the boundaries of our knowledge sparks discoveries and makes us wonder what other things are out there for us to discover and expand our knowledge and curiosity of the origins of the universe. But we should also check off Earth because only 42% of the Earth has been explored and we still don't know what other animals are there or organism.
Moreover, exploring the universe has the potential to answer profound questions about the existence of life beyond Earth. By searching for habitable environments and signs of life on other planets or moons, we can gain insights into the possibility of extraterrestrial life. This pursuit fuels our imagination and sparks our curiosity about the potential diversity of life in the universe.
Lastly, exploring the universe is a collaborative effort that brings people together from different backgrounds and cultures. It fosters international cooperation and promotes the sharing of knowledge and resources. Scientists, engineers, and space enthusiasts from around the world work together to plan missions, analyze data, and make groundbreaking discoveries.
Headbang For Science
My name is Kamren I want to use this money for my college education. I want to become a veterinarian Also heavy metal songs are very good to listen to from time to time my favorite is Bloodbath. Blues music was the voice of the black community during the early to mid-20th century. Blues expressed the angst many felt due to segregation and mistreatment by white society. Similarly, metal music is the voice of the frustrated and ostracized youth of the 1980s to today (Young). In Metal Heads: Heavy Metal Music and Adolescent Alienation, Jeffrey Jensen Arnett examines the effects of heavy metal music on adolescents and concludes that messages of violence, anger, hate and rebellion have created a brand of antisocial and hateful teen outcasts. However, this is false. Metal music, while it may occasionally have messages of violence, anger and hate, usually spreads messages of individualism, enjoyment of the present moment, and freedom. These messages, along with the energetic music, and instrumental virtuosity are what attract youthful listeners to this genre.
Music is meant to entertain, and impress listeners and also cause listeners to feel certain emotions, or just affect their moods in general. Most music strives for that in one way or another. Rap, in general, gives messages of partying, fighting, having sex and being rich. These messages generally make listeners happy, energized and occasionally, rebellious. Country music often has messages of country living, break-ups and love. These messages usually cause listeners to feel nostalgic or slightly melancholic. Metal also spreads its own messages to listeners. Some of the most common are individuality, living in the present moment, and freedom. These cause listeners to feel energetic, motivated and different. These can be quite appealing feelings to those that feel misunderstood, depressed, angry and unmotivated. By convincing you that their product is the perfect game time snack. In contrast "metalheads" are the outcasts of society, they are the ones that do not fit in, those that choose to not conform. They are not accepted by mainstream society and they live alternative lifestyles. They are disliked and they carry a negative stigma and therefore their choice of music does too.
The members of the bands that "metalheads" listen to also share in this identity which makes the subculture even more appealing to hardcore fans. The idea of this subculture is to be different, do not conform to mainstream society, be your own person. To a "metalhead" being a conventional member of society is seen as negative. This is not to say that they don't want to be part of society, they just want a society that accepts others and their differences. This is evident in the lyrics of the music.
Ruthie Brown Scholarship
Since the day I was born, I have been focused on my goals and dreams. Just ask my mom, even when I was a kid, when I put my mind to something, I got there very fast. Like learning to ride a bike; I practiced for hours and picked it up very fast. Now in my senior year of high school, I am actually graduating early as I had planned, while still enrolling in AP and honors courses. I am also able to balance my family responsibilities because I know that even though I have taken on a lot this year, my family still needs me at home and in the family business, and all of this will pay off in the long run.
I have a very strong work ethic, because I am able to work hard to be very motivated to reach my goals. I want to become a Veterinarian and help the stray animals I see. My values come from my mother who has worked hard to get us to where we are now, and I want to make her proud and myself proud. Growing up with a single parent who picked up her whole life and moved across the country to give me a better life, I owe it to her and myself to achieve our dreams. My perseverance and focus have become a part of who I am, and my proudest trait. Here are the parts of me that form my identity.
Besides my school work and drive to graduate early, another part of my identity comes from my dedication to our family business. I have worked at our food stand for four years and have gained experience in serving and cooking. Cooking was not the easiest because I had to learn to season the food properly, not too much, not too little. It’s not like math where there is a right or wrong answer, it takes practice and time, but I learned. It’s interesting to experience the work environment and how sometimes one can encounter challenging situations such as unsatisfied customers. From the several disagreements that I have encountered, I have learned how to be calm in such situations. As well as how to deal with challenging situations and diffuse instead of expanding the problem. In addition, I participated in the Summer Youth Employment Program twice. First I interned in a business and learned about organization and taking a risk to start your business in hopes of making profit. My second job was in retail, helping people find what they were looking for and organizing the shelves. As I matured I learned that when something is difficult, you are learning more and doing more to improve yourself. I focused on my job so that I'm able to do it right with no issues that would interfere with my work ethic. Now I can apply this to any situation.
My mother motivates me to be my best self and be proud of all of my accomplishments, because she always sees the best in me. This is why I work hard soI am able to achieve everything that I put my mind to. Some may say I’m serious, but I see myself as achieving everything. When I get to college, I’m going to be ready. Graduating high school early is just the first accomplishment of many to come.