University Innovation Fellows - User contributions [en]

Topic:Xryzkx7vwjazoj91

2023-10-21T00:21:43Z

Rjwaterview (talk | contribs) commented on "What I learned." (I met with a past fellow from the 2019 Cohort. His name was Dezmond Frazier. I presented the strategic plans we had come up with and the...)

Topic:Xrngp60h3f7p79th

2023-10-15T20:11:56Z

Rjwaterview (talk | contribs) commented on "Interview with Professor Erick Bakke, Menlo College" (We met with Professor Bakke the Executive Director of Academic Success and International Student Services. Entering the discussion we bel...)

Topic:Xq83gv38idvagb5h

2023-09-22T18:46:26Z

Rjwaterview (talk | contribs) commented on "Marshmallow Challenge:" (My cohort was exposed to variation of this activity during our group interviews so it's interesting to be revisiting the topic while we'r...)

School:Menlo College

2023-09-15T19:45:20Z

Rjwaterview:

==Overview==
[[File:26b5a8f0-ce68-4efd-ad52-1736e235f6bcc6d58a01-7ac9-4445-ae8d-5238cfce40a7.jpg|thumb]]

Menlo College, nestled in the heart of Atherton, California, is an institution renowned for its intimate learning environment and dynamic programs. With a modest enrollment of around 900 students, Menlo College is Silicon Valley's cherished gem, offering degrees in Business and Psychology. Our privileged location provides students with many opportunities, as they benefit from small class sizes while being just a couple miles away from tech giants like Facebook and Google. At Menlo College, we are committed to supporting our students' dreams, offering financial aid and scholarships up to 99% of our student body. Yet, despite our advantageous surroundings, our small size can pose challenges for aspiring entrepreneurs and innovators. The UIF Leadership Circle of Menlo College is dedicated to bridging these gaps in our ecosystem, ensuring that our students have access to the resources, mentors, and creative spaces necessary to thrive in the world of entrepreneurship and innovation.

==Entrepreneurship & Innovation on Campus==

In terms of academics, Menlo College offers its students the opportunity to major and minor in Entrepreneurship & Innovation. The Entrepreneurship program focuses on building student's understanding of design thinking, ability to produce effective business plans and sharpens their public speaking and oral communication skills.

To facilitate hands-on exploration and innovation in the field of entrepreneurship, Menlo College offers students access to the state-of-the-art Innovation Center. This specialized facility is designed to serve as an ideal place for design thinking projects. Within its walls, students delve into the practical aspects of business and prototyping, benefiting from a wealth of cutting-edge resources, including 3D printers, a laser cutter, sewing machines, and more. The Innovation Center stands as a testament to Menlo College's commitment to providing a dynamic and immersive environment for entrepreneurial pursuits.

Complementing these tangible resources, the Menlo College Office of Career Services takes proactive steps to support students' entrepreneurial aspirations. Through a series of career-oriented workshops, students are empowered with essential skills and knowledge. These workshops cover a spectrum of topics, ranging from crafting persuasive cover letters and resumes to mastering the art of creating a compelling LinkedIn profile. These events underscore Menlo College's dedication to nurturing a culture of entrepreneurship and career readiness among its student body.

In a significant stride towards promoting entrepreneurship and social innovation, Menlo College made its debut in the Hult Prize competition in the recent academic year. This global startup accelerator, focused on social entrepreneurship, marked an exciting milestone for the institution. Following the success of its participation, Menlo College is actively exploring opportunities to expand its on-campus entrepreneurial challenges, fostering a culture of innovation and impact. Furthermore, Menlo College takes pride in its unique Living Learning Dorm for Creativity and Innovation, which provides students with a vibrant and collaborative living environment that nurtures entrepreneurial thinking and creativity.

The entrepreneurial spirit at Menlo College is further exemplified by active student clubs like OIC (Oak's Innovation Club) and E&I (Entrepreneurship & Innovation), which serve as platforms for students to network, collaborate, and further their entrepreneurial pursuits. Moreover, Menlo College students, with the support and mentorship of faculty, have successfully organized three impactful Startup Weekends. Notably, in November 2020, Menlo College hosted the virtual Startup Weekend Silicon Valley Womxn, drawing participation from a diverse group of over 100 enthusiastic attendees. These initiatives highlight the vibrant entrepreneurial culture at Menlo College, where students are empowered to turn their innovative ideas into reality with the backing of a supportive community.

'''Faculty'''

Situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College's faculty goes beyond the traditional classroom role. Here, our educators are not just professors; they are accomplished individuals with hands-on experience in the business world or active contributors to various industries. This unique mixture of academic - and real-world expertise enriches the educational experience for our students. The best part is that our dedicated faculty members generously share their entrepreneurial insights within their classrooms, seamlessly integrating their practical experiences into the curriculum. Whether it's through indirect references or direct ties to entrepreneurship, their wisdom inspires and guides our students on their journey toward innovation and business excellence.

==University Technology Transfer Function==

Our school does not have a technology transfer office.

==University - Industry Collaboration==

Menlo College, primarily an undergraduate institution, maintains a different research landscape compared to graduate universities. While many of our esteemed professors engage in significant research endeavors, their work often remains somewhat detached from the direct involvement of undergraduate students. To bridge this gap and offer students a richer research experience, Menlo College actively explores collaborative opportunities with esteemed institutions such as Stanford University and other local universities. By forging partnerships, our students gain access to the vast array of resources in their immediate academic ecosystem, enriching their educational journey.

In addition to these collaborative efforts, Menlo College presents unique experiential learning opportunities through programs like the Silicon Valley Immersion and Global Immersion. These initiatives enable students to establish connections with prominent Bay Area companies and international counterparts in Dubai, providing them with invaluable industry exposure and networking prospects.

Menlo College students are deeply appreciative of the unwavering support and commitment from both our administration and faculty. These visionary leaders recognize the immense potential and necessity for entrepreneurship and innovation to flourish on our campus. To further encourage innovation, our faculty actively participates in initiatives like the Conrad Challenge, igniting the spark of innovation among our students.

Menlo College is committed to providing its students with a global perspective on education and life. In addition to our immersive programs in Silicon Valley and Dubai, we offer a diverse range of study abroad opportunities in captivating destinations like Japan, Spain, and France. These enriching programs allow our students to broaden their horizons, immerse themselves in different cultures, and gain a deeper understanding of the global business landscape. Through study abroad experiences, Menlo College students not only develop their academic and professional skills but also cultivate a global mindset that prepares them to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.

==Regional and Local Economic Development==

Menlo College has a very low regional and local ecomonic development. Possibly due to the fact that our campus and its students do not have access to a specific entrepreneruship deparment or designated leader. There is a lack of awareness surrounding entrepreneruship and innovation on campus. Ultimately, this deprives students from pursuing their innovative business ideas as well as learning the steps to fully develop their ideas. 

The economic development in the surrounding areas of campus have shown a strong trend of growth in the past 5 years but there's low accesibility for students to take advantage and get involved. Menlo College itself as an institution is now playing catch up in comparison to surrounding organizations. Menlo College can be doing a lot more in the aspect of connecting students to more resources in the area, whether that be for conferences, lectures, company tours, etc. The focus on secured employment and internships on campus is beginning to overshadow the school's original entrepreneurial potential. As University Innovation Fellows it's our responsibility to remind the school of it's origins and innovative mentality. 

==Other==
Menlo College participated as one of 24 universities around the globe in the UNM Anderson School of Management Global Scaling challenge to devise business growth strategies. The findings were presented their findings to a panel of judges, including the companies executives. The Menlo team consisted won second place in this years' global scaling challenge. Menlo provided a team of three students and a faculty mentor. In addition, another facutly person and the Dean of Business were involved in the process. The collaboration between students and faculty was successful and resulted in the second final place in the Challenge!

==Related Links==

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Menlo_College_Student_Priorities Student Priorities]

===Fall 2021 Fellows:===

[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Lina_Lakoczky-Torres Lina L. Lakoczky-Torres]
 
[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Andrea_Restrepo_Vives Andrea Restrepo Vives]
 
[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Chara_Higaki Chara E. Higaki]
 
[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Bryan_Zaremba Bryan Zaremba]

===Fall 2020 Fellows:===

[[Courtney L. Cooper|Courtney L. Cooper]] [[Dezmond A. Fraizer|Dezmond A. Fraizer]] [[Basil Merk|Basil Merk]] [[Esteban Ramirez |Esteban Ramirez]]

===Fall 2019 Fellows:===

[[Rufus K. Pappy|Rufus K. Pappy]] [[Bianca Neme Barros|Bianca Neme Barros]] [[George Hofstetter|George Hofstetter]] [[Christopher Overkämping|Christopher Overkämping]]

===Spring 2018 Fellows:===

[[Ethan Moengchaisong]] [[Sachal Jogi]] [[Ash Hunt]] [[Esther Funez]] [[JC Maroun]] [[Brenda Flores-Reyes]] [http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Jonathan_E._Garcia Jonathan Garcia] [[Lucia Casadei Parlanti]]

===Spring 2017 Fellows:===

[[Jessica_carlson|Jessica Carlson ]][[Russell_W._Perkins|Russell W. Perkins ]][[Yasmin_Gomez|Yasmin Gomez ]][[MaxwellBarnes|Maxwell Barnes]]

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School:Menlo College

2023-09-15T19:26:03Z

Rjwaterview: /* Student Entrepreneurship */

==Overview==
[[File:26b5a8f0-ce68-4efd-ad52-1736e235f6bcc6d58a01-7ac9-4445-ae8d-5238cfce40a7.jpg|thumb]]

Menlo College, nestled in the heart of Atherton, California, is an institution renowned for its intimate learning environment and dynamic programs. With a modest enrollment of around 900 students, Menlo College is Silicon Valley's cherished gem, offering degrees in Business and Psychology. Our privileged location provides students with many opportunities, as they benefit from small class sizes while being just a couple miles away from tech giants like Facebook and Google. At Menlo College, we are committed to supporting our students' dreams, offering financial aid and scholarships up to 99% of our student body. Yet, despite our advantageous surroundings, our small size can pose challenges for aspiring entrepreneurs and innovators. The UIF Leadership Circle of Menlo College is dedicated to bridging these gaps in our ecosystem, ensuring that our students have access to the resources, mentors, and creative spaces necessary to thrive in the world of entrepreneurship and innovation.

==Entrepreneurship & Innovation on Campus==

In terms of academics, Menlo College offers its students the opportunity to major and minor in Entrepreneurship & Innovation. The Entrepreneurship program focuses on building student's understanding of design thinking, ability to produce effective business plans and sharpens their public speaking and oral communication skills.

To allow explorations in entrepreneurship, the institution provides spaces like the Innovation Center, a room ideally structured for design thinking projects. The center exposes students to the more "hands-on" practical aspects of business and prototyping as it is stocked with 3D printers, laser cutter, sewing machines, etc.

Menlo College Office of Career Services hosts a number of career-orientated workshops, such as how to create a cover letter and resume workshop to learning how to set up a Linkedin profile; these are just a few of the events Menlo College offers to support entrepreneurship in their students. In addition, this was the first year Menlo participated in the Hult Prize competition, a start-up accelerator for social entrepreneurship. With the success of this competition, Menlo College is looking to expand on-campus challenges. Moreover Menlo College has a Living Learning Dorm for Creativity and Innovation.

-clubs: OIC, E&I

-Living learning community

Menlo College students, with the support of faculty, have organized three successful Startup weekends. In November 2020, Menlo hosted, virtually, Startup Weekend Silicon Valley Womxn. More than 100 people attended.

 

==Faculty ==

Situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College's faculty goes beyond the traditional classroom role. Here, our educators are not just professors; they are accomplished individuals with hands-on experience in the business world or active contributors to various industries. This unique mixture of academic - and real-world expertise enriches the educational experience for our students. The best part is that our dedicated faculty members generously share their entrepreneurial insights within their classrooms, seamlessly integrating their practical experiences into the curriculum. Whether it's through indirect references or direct ties to entrepreneurship, their wisdom inspires and guides our students on their journey toward innovation and business excellence.

==University Technology Transfer Function==

Our school does not have a technology transfer office.

==University - Industry Collaboration==

Menlo College, primarily an undergraduate institution, maintains a different research landscape compared to graduate universities. While many of our esteemed professors engage in significant research endeavors, their work often remains somewhat detached from the direct involvement of undergraduate students. To bridge this gap and offer students a richer research experience, Menlo College actively explores collaborative opportunities with esteemed institutions such as Stanford University and other local universities. By forging partnerships, our students gain access to the vast array of resources in their immediate academic ecosystem, enriching their educational journey.

In addition to these collaborative efforts, Menlo College presents unique experiential learning opportunities through programs like the Silicon Valley Immersion and Global Immersion. These initiatives enable students to establish connections with prominent Bay Area companies and international counterparts in Dubai, providing them with invaluable industry exposure and networking prospects.

Menlo College students are deeply appreciative of the unwavering support and commitment from both our administration and faculty. These visionary leaders recognize the immense potential and necessity for entrepreneurship and innovation to flourish on our campus. To further encourage innovation, our faculty actively participates in initiatives like the Conrad Challenge, igniting the spark of innovation among our students.

Menlo College is committed to providing its students with a global perspective on education and life. In addition to our immersive programs in Silicon Valley and Dubai, we offer a diverse range of study abroad opportunities in captivating destinations like Japan, Spain, and France. These enriching programs allow our students to broaden their horizons, immerse themselves in different cultures, and gain a deeper understanding of the global business landscape. Through study abroad experiences, Menlo College students not only develop their academic and professional skills but also cultivate a global mindset that prepares them to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.

==Regional and Local Economic Development==

Menlo College has a very low regional and local ecomonic development. Possibly due to the fact that our campus and its students do not have access to a specific entrepreneruship deparment or designated leader. There is a lack of awareness surrounding entrepreneruship and innovation on campus. Ultimately, this deprives students from pursuing their innovative business ideas as well as learning the steps to fully develop their ideas. 

The economic development in the surrounding areas of campus have shown a strong trend of growth in the past 5 years but there's low accesibility for students to take advantage and get involved. Menlo College itself as an institution is now playing catch up in comparison to surrounding organizations. Menlo College can be doing a lot more in the aspect of connecting students to more resources in the area, whether that be for conferences, lectures, company tours, etc. The focus on secured employment and internships on campus is beginning to overshadow the school's original entrepreneurial potential. As University Innovation Fellows it's our responsibility to remind the school of it's origins and innovative mentality. 

==Other==
Menlo College participated as one of 24 universities around the globe in the UNM Anderson School of Management Global Scaling challenge to devise business growth strategies. The findings were presented their findings to a panel of judges, including the companies executives. The Menlo team consisted won second place in this years' global scaling challenge. Menlo provided a team of three students and a faculty mentor. In addition, another facutly person and the Dean of Business were involved in the process. The collaboration between students and faculty was successful and resulted in the second final place in the Challenge!

==Related Links==

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Menlo_College_Student_Priorities Student Priorities]

===Fall 2021 Fellows:===

[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Lina_Lakoczky-Torres Lina L. Lakoczky-Torres]
 
[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Andrea_Restrepo_Vives Andrea Restrepo Vives]
 
[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Chara_Higaki Chara E. Higaki]
 
[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Bryan_Zaremba Bryan Zaremba]

===Fall 2020 Fellows:===

[[Courtney L. Cooper|Courtney L. Cooper]] [[Dezmond A. Fraizer|Dezmond A. Fraizer]] [[Basil Merk|Basil Merk]] [[Esteban Ramirez |Esteban Ramirez]]

===Fall 2019 Fellows:===

[[Rufus K. Pappy|Rufus K. Pappy]] [[Bianca Neme Barros|Bianca Neme Barros]] [[George Hofstetter|George Hofstetter]] [[Christopher Overkämping|Christopher Overkämping]]

===Spring 2018 Fellows:===

[[Ethan Moengchaisong]] [[Sachal Jogi]] [[Ash Hunt]] [[Esther Funez]] [[JC Maroun]] [[Brenda Flores-Reyes]] [http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Jonathan_E._Garcia Jonathan Garcia] [[Lucia Casadei Parlanti]]

===Spring 2017 Fellows:===

[[Jessica_carlson|Jessica Carlson ]][[Russell_W._Perkins|Russell W. Perkins ]][[Yasmin_Gomez|Yasmin Gomez ]][[MaxwellBarnes|Maxwell Barnes]]

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[[Category:Menlo_College]]
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School:Menlo College

2023-09-15T18:29:26Z

Rjwaterview: /* Overview */

==Overview==
[[File:26b5a8f0-ce68-4efd-ad52-1736e235f6bcc6d58a01-7ac9-4445-ae8d-5238cfce40a7.jpg|thumb]]

Menlo College is Silicon Valley's small private school with 900 students. Located in  Atherton, California, Menlo College offers degrees in business, as well as psychology. Being in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College provides its students a unique approach to business: small class sizes with access to companies such as Facebook and Google, a short drive away from our campus. Menlo College provides 99% of students with financial aid and/or scholarships. However, Menlo College is such a small college, we lack many resources needed for a strong entreprenuarship and innovation program. Having the influence of such great entrepreneurial corporations around us is not enough to implement our own ideas as students without the necessary materials, mentors and an area to foster creativity. Therefore, the UIF Leadership Circle of Menlo College looks forward to identifying the gaps in our ecosystem, which need to strengthen in order for Menlo College students to fully embrace entrepreneurship and innovation.

==Student Entrepreneurship==

Menlo College students are passionate about entrepreneurship and innovation; except, there are only minimal assets for them to utilize on campus. Entrepreneurship is offered as a major for those pursuing a business degree and is a growing major at Menlo College. The large presence of clubs on campus gives students the extracurricular opportunities to explore their areas of interest, such as the Pioneer Club, an organization strictly designed for entrepreneurs and creative thinkers alike. Another club where students are exposed to innovation is the Paks Innovation Club. Menlo College Office of Career Services hosts a number of career-orientated workshops, such as how to create a cover letter and resume workshop to learning how to set up a Linkedin profile; these are just a few of the events Menlo College offers to support entrepreneurship in their students. In addition, this was the first year Menlo participated in the Hult Prize competition, a start-up accelerator for social entrepreneurship. With the success of this competition, Menlo College is looking to expand on-campus challenges. Moreover Menlo College has a Living Learning Dorm for Creativity and Innovation.

The Innovation Center is a space where students can be creative and work together on projects. It is used for design thinking classes but also free for students to come in whenever they want.

Menlo College students, with the support of faculty, have organized three successful Startup weekends. In November 2020, Menlo hosted, virtually, Startup Weekend Silicon Valley Womxn. More than 100 people attended.

==Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship==

Being in the heart of Silicon Valley, most of our faculty members are not only professors, they have either experienced in the world of business or are currently in the workforce.  Many professors share their entrepreneurial experiences in class, whether it is indirect or directly tied to entrepreneurship.  Menlo College students are grateful to be backed by administration and faculty, who see the potential and need for expansion into entrepreneurship and innovation on campus. Faculty participated in the Conrad Challenge to encourage innovation. Moreover there is a mentorship program between faculty and students to work together and support each other.

==University Technology Transfer Function==

Our school does not have a technology transfer office.

==University - Industry Collaboration==

As an undergraduate school, Menlo College does not host the amount of research as a graduate university. Many professors conduct research, furthering their professional area of study, but their work is not directly linked to students. As a possible solution, Menlo College can partner in collaboration efforts with Stanford University and other local univerisities for students to see and utilize the resources in their surrounding environment.

Menlo College offers a Silicon Valley Immersion and a Global immersion where students have the chance to connect with companies in the Bay Area and in Dubai.

Career services launched an internship class INT499/399 that helps students to connect with industries and gain working experience.

In addition there is a strong connection between Menlo College and the Startup Metabob, founded by an alumn.

==Regional and Local Economic Development==

Menlo College has a very low regional and local ecomonic development. Possibly due to the fact that our campus and its students do not have access to a specific entrepreneruship deparment or designated leader. There is a lack of awareness surrounding entrepreneruship and innovation on campus. Ultimately, this deprives students from pursuing their innovative business ideas as well as learning the steps to fully develop their ideas. 

The economic development in the surrounding areas of campus have shown a strong trend of growth in the past 5 years but there's low accesibility for students to take advantage and get involved. Menlo College itself as an institution is now playing catch up in comparison to surrounding organizations. Menlo College can be doing a lot more in the aspect of connecting students to more resources in the area, whether that be for conferences, lectures, company tours, etc. The focus on secured employment and internships on campus is beginning to overshadow the school's original entrepreneurial potential. As University Innovation Fellows it's our responsibility to remind the school of it's origins and innovative mentality. 

==Other==
Menlo College participated as one of 24 universities around the globe in the UNM Anderson School of Management Global Scaling challenge to devise business growth strategies. The findings were presented their findings to a panel of judges, including the companies executives. The Menlo team consisted won second place in this years' global scaling challenge. Menlo provided a team of three students and a faculty mentor. In addition, another facutly person and the Dean of Business were involved in the process. The collaboration between students and faculty was successful and resulted in the second final place in the Challenge!

==Related Links==

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Menlo_College_Student_Priorities Student Priorities]

===Fall 2021 Fellows:===

[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Lina_Lakoczky-Torres Lina L. Lakoczky-Torres]
 
[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Andrea_Restrepo_Vives Andrea Restrepo Vives]
 
[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Chara_Higaki Chara E. Higaki]
 
[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Fellow:Bryan_Zaremba Bryan Zaremba]

===Fall 2020 Fellows:===

[[Courtney L. Cooper|Courtney L. Cooper]] [[Dezmond A. Fraizer|Dezmond A. Fraizer]] [[Basil Merk|Basil Merk]] [[Esteban Ramirez |Esteban Ramirez]]

===Fall 2019 Fellows:===

[[Rufus K. Pappy|Rufus K. Pappy]] [[Bianca Neme Barros|Bianca Neme Barros]] [[George Hofstetter|George Hofstetter]] [[Christopher Overkämping|Christopher Overkämping]]

===Spring 2018 Fellows:===

[[Ethan Moengchaisong]] [[Sachal Jogi]] [[Ash Hunt]] [[Esther Funez]] [[JC Maroun]] [[Brenda Flores-Reyes]] [http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Jonathan_E._Garcia Jonathan Garcia] [[Lucia Casadei Parlanti]]

===Spring 2017 Fellows:===

[[Jessica_carlson|Jessica Carlson ]][[Russell_W._Perkins|Russell W. Perkins ]][[Yasmin_Gomez|Yasmin Gomez ]][[MaxwellBarnes|Maxwell Barnes]]

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[[Category:Schools]]
[[Category:Menlo_College]]
{{CatTree|Menlo_College}}

Topic:Xpbi0b0do3vr029h

2023-09-08T03:35:20Z

Rjwaterview (talk | contribs) commented on ""Proving it can work"" (The major theme that stood out to me was the prototyping stage. This stage was clearly crucial as it takes an idea from theory to real-li...)

Fellow:Ruby Juballa

2023-08-26T01:34:19Z

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==Bio==

Hello!

My name is Ruby Juballa. I am a rising junior majoring in Psychology. Though I am on the psychology track I’m more passionate about how psychology intersects with and influences other subjects and careers than pursuing a clinical practice. I am also especially sensitive toward disabilities and marginalized communities.
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Topic:Xndhze2gnvilts52

2023-08-12T22:19:42Z

Rjwaterview (talk | contribs) commented on "It takes a village. My "Why"." (I relate deeply to this. My family is one of choice, each of my siblings and I are adopted. In our own ways, I believe each of us strive...)

Topic:Xnp2gmacjw8awyie

2023-08-12T22:03:14Z

Rjwaterview (talk | contribs) commented on "Ruby J's Why:" (At age two, I was adopted into a multi-racial family living in Hong Kong. At age three, I immigrated to the US with them. Like most adopt...)

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2023-08-12T19:31:27Z

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Fellow:Ruby Juballa

2023-08-12T19:31:26Z

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2023-08-12T19:28:22Z

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