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Samantha Lopez

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General information

Hobbies & Interests

  • 3D Modeling
  • Astrology
  • Astronomy
  • Coding And Computer Science
  • Cybersecurity
  • Travel And Tourism
  • Robotics

Reading

  • Science Fiction
  • Women's Fiction
  • Mythology
  • Astrological
  • Fantasy
  • Young Adult
  • Tragedy
  • Contemporary
  • Novels
  • Gothic

I read books daily.

Bio

Hi, I'm Sam Lopez! I am a sophomore at Oregon Institute of Technology, working towards earning a Software Engineering and Applied Mathematics degree. I enjoy many tech-based activities, such as coding, 3D printing, and animation, but reading is one of my biggest passions. If I don't have my nose stuck in a book, I'm either writing or studying. I hope that once I earn my degree, I can start working in the software industry as a full-stack or back-end developer.

Education

Oregon Institute of Technology

Bachelor's degree program

2024 – 2028

Majors:
  • Applied Mathematics
  • Computer Engineering

Dixon High

High School

2020 – 2024

Miscellaneous

Desired degree level:
Bachelor's degree program
Majors of interest:
Computer Programming, Computer Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Engineering, General
Medical school interest:
No

Career

  • Service Desk Technician

    Higher Education · Housing and Resident Life

    Jan 2025 – Jan 2025

  • Resident Advisor

    Higher Education · Housing and Resident Life

    Jan 2025 – Present

  • Closing Manager

    Restaurants · The Habit Burger Grill

    Jan 2022 – Jan 2024

Miscellaneous

Dream career field:
Computer Software
Dream career goals:
My long-term goals for my career are still being explored as I learn, but with my field, I will be able to coninuosly grow my depth of knowledge and master the technological skills within the vast field of software.
Has nursing license:
No

Future Interests

  • Volunteering
Freddie L Brown Sr. Scholarship
Violet owned, by last account, Hair ties in a great amount Silk and spiral, thick and thin, Each with hopes to hold hair in. She’d wrap them once, then twice, then thrice, Snap-proof, snag-free, fashion-nice. But every day, by noon or so, Another tie would simply go. She checked her wrists. Her purse. Her cat. She scoured the floors, both carpet and flat. Behind the couch, beneath the chair. But found dust and vague despair. Her mother said, “They’ve gone to rest, Where all stray bobby pins and ties nest.” Her brother claimed, “They teleport To fuel some hair-tie black hole fort.” The truth, dear friends, she came to see: Hair ties live quantum lives, set free. They slip through cracks in time and space Then haunt you from some unknown place.
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