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Sophia Wang

Employee @ Wilco
0 karmaJoined Working (0-5 years)Oregon, USA

Bio

After two years of undergraduate education characterized by rapid, (over)exploratory, and intense technical and scientific knowledge acquisition, I took a detour into the small business advertising world for a month, spent some time volunteering at a local humane society, worked as a camp counselor for a summer, and gained some exposure into the local agricultural and farming community. In the past I've spent some time contributing to a web development education initiative and I've worked on an independent/freelance website design project too. 

I like to appreciate and enjoy the beauty of nature, and I am currently learning how to sew. 

I am taking a step back from a technically focused and incomplete undergraduate journey to recognize the heavy historical and social considerations that I now feel the need to understand better before even considering choosing to advance innovation beyond natural human boundaries. 

How others can help me

I think it is important to recognize and respect the positive attributes of tradition that support long term human and community health and wellness and help carry those forward. I would like to find an opportunity where I can work on how to translate this intention to my professional life to benefit those around me.

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Hi everyone! My name is Sophia, I'm taking a break from two years of undergrad characterized by rapid, (over)exploratory, and intense technical and scientific knowledge acquisition to work for a bit while still learning on the side. 

(too much technology, imo, for very limited human)

I like to appreciate and enjoy the beauty of nature, and I am currently learning how to sew. 

I am taking a step back from a technically focused and incomplete undergraduate journey to recognize the heavy historical and social considerations that I now feel the need to understand better before even considering choosing to advance innovation beyond natural human boundaries. 

I think it is important to recognize and respect the positive attributes of tradition that support long term human and community health and wellness and help carry those forward. I would like to find an opportunity where I can work on how to translate this intention to my professional life to benefit those around me. I'm looking forward to contributing to this community!