Students’ Journal is the place where our students reflect on their daily experience at Summer App Space (SAS) program and share it with you. We only use Pseudonym names and share the information, our students and parents approved for publicly publishing. Therefore, you cannot see all the students here. In addition, students had the option to choose to publish or not to publish for each day entry. There might be gaps in students’ journals because not all the students wanted to publish everyday entries.
Digital Rabbit- I have learned a lot about computers in my own time, tinkering, learning to code, installing Gentoo, writing software, and many other tasks which I find interesting. I also really like learning more about computer-related things, and still am! I hope to create an open source hardware company some day, to go with all of the already great and existing free software! I really like that
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Absurd Rabbit – Coming from a hispanic background is very challenging having little to no resources. However, being able to be part of programs such as these helps me reach my goals and dreams. In the near future, I will like to use my degree so that I can help my community so others won’t go through the same experiences as I have.
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DJ Tortoise – I am an honor roll student who is eager to learn new things. I am also looking forward to exploring how new technology can help me reach my future goals.
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Teflon Anomaly – I want to be an astronomer when I grow up. Once I heard about this program I immediately wanted to do whatever I can to get in. This program sounded like something fun and educational I can do over the summer and it is a wonder opportunity for me.
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Fluorescent Warrior – I love reading and writing. I also love math and my goal is to one day go to college and I’m working really hard to make that happen. Something about me is that i am very persistent in what i want to achieve and i have very high expectations on myself.
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Adequate Pizza – I’ve lived in Pasadena my entire life with my mom as my central role model. I am working towards gaining admission into a quality university and majoring in health and medicine. All areas of science intrigue me and I have previously spent my time working on a microbiology science fair project, astronomy club internship, and various chemistry labs. Outside of my academic endeavors, my time is dedicated to tennis, graphic design, and preparing myself for my future application to medical school…..read more
Eponymous Laser – I enjoy surfing the web and looking at many different things like games or what people are talking about, the news etc. I will be attending PHS apps academy program next year and I hope to have a career in the computer fields…..read more
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Massively Parallel Donut – I have always been intrigued by every field of science and have struggled in the task of selecting a particular type or field to go into. I believe that learning to program will be incredibly beneficial to me because it will open several doors that I may not have encountered or even have considered because of the absence of my ability to program. When I was younger I wanted to go into aerospace engineering because my late grandfather worked for NASA and JPL and attended Caltech as well. I remember reading his obituary and learning that he helped develop some of the first satellites and rovers and that when he retired he began a nonprofit group that improved biomedical inventions of his time. He inspired me in my decision to pursue these fields and continues to inspire me to this day. Because I want my work to help others, I am now leaning towards biomedical engineering, but am still undecided. I know that this program will help me in my endeavors by teaching me the invaluable skill of programming and by providing some clarity towards my future career choice as I listen to guest speakers and their experiences in each field.
Fluorescent Turtle – I really like dogs and coffee. In school, I enjoy chemistry, math, Speech and Debate, and participating in my local division of Girls Who Code. Outside, I like to compose music, take pictures, and try different foods with my sister. I hope to major in computer science and go into software or electrical engineering as an adult.