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I am currently an undergraduate student in the [[Wikipedia: Pratt School of Engineering | Pratt School of Engineering]] at [[Wikipedia: Duke University | Duke University]]. I graduated from [[Wikipedia: Chatham High School (New Jersey) | Chatham High School]] in Chatham, NJ in 2017. | I am currently an undergraduate student in the [[Wikipedia: Pratt School of Engineering | Pratt School of Engineering]] at [[Wikipedia: Duke University | Duke University]]. I graduated from [[Wikipedia: Chatham High School (New Jersey) | Chatham High School]] in Chatham, NJ in 2017. | ||
==Name Pronunciation== | ==Name Pronunciation== | ||
| − | [[File:Upload.wikimedia.org-wikipedia-commons-b-b6-Sedan_Plowshare_Crater.jpg|thumb|upright=0.50|| A lovely example of a ''[[Wikipedia: | + | [[File:Upload.wikimedia.org-wikipedia-commons-b-b6-Sedan_Plowshare_Crater.jpg|thumb|upright=0.50|| A lovely example of a ''[[Wikipedia: Impact_crater | Crater]]''.]] |
My name (Stephanie) is pronounced "Steh-FUH-Nee" (exactly like you would expected to be pronounced). If that's too hard, you can always call me Steph. My last name (Crater) is pronounced "CRAY-ter", like the large bowl-shaped cavities on the surface of a planet or moon typically caused by an explosion or the impact of an asteroid or other celestial body. | My name (Stephanie) is pronounced "Steh-FUH-Nee" (exactly like you would expected to be pronounced). If that's too hard, you can always call me Steph. My last name (Crater) is pronounced "CRAY-ter", like the large bowl-shaped cavities on the surface of a planet or moon typically caused by an explosion or the impact of an asteroid or other celestial body. | ||
==Interests== | ==Interests== | ||
Revision as of 03:57, 22 September 2017
About Me
I am currently an undergraduate student in the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University. I graduated from Chatham High School in Chatham, NJ in 2017.
Name Pronunciation
A lovely example of a Crater.
My name (Stephanie) is pronounced "Steh-FUH-Nee" (exactly like you would expected to be pronounced). If that's too hard, you can always call me Steph. My last name (Crater) is pronounced "CRAY-ter", like the large bowl-shaped cavities on the surface of a planet or moon typically caused by an explosion or the impact of an asteroid or other celestial body.
Interests
I love swimming, animals (especially dogs), being outdoors, and, of course, engineering!
Grand Challenges Article
Reverse Engineering the Brain, Joel Frohlich, Psychology Today, 9 May 2017, accessed 15 September 2017 (Reverse-Engineer the Brain)
