About me
Hello, my name is Acer I'm a college student that's new to navigating Wikipedia so any help would be appreciated.
Right now, I'm in college for
Sociology but I'm not sure what I'm looking to do with that at all. Understanding why things are the way that they are and why people do certain things have always been topics of conversation that interest me the most so hopefully I can find some kind of way to implement that into a career later on down he line. Outside of my school life however, I'm work two jobs; one at a <a href="
https://www.michoacana.com/about">michoacana</a> and the other at a Sonic. While neither of those jobs are in the kind of field I'm interested, I still get to work with people constantly and that makes worth it nonetheless.
Interests
Some of my hobbies and interests include reading, playing sports, watching anime, singing, dancing, and engaging in different aspects of the arts. I've always been a very avid reader since I was a kid and one of the things I'm most proud of that I have now is the large array of books I have today because of that passion. My favorite series as a kid used to be Harry Potter and my obsession with it eventually got so bad, that I re-read the series 31 times! Looking back on it, although it was definitely a pretty unhinged interest of mine, I did learn a lot from it. One of my favorite quotes to this day is from none other than Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumblebore himself. Since my Harry Potter era ended, I've been a hardcore anime fan since then and consider myself to be decently well versed in anime knowledge. I've even helped create multiple anime communities in my old schools and social groups.
Overall, even though my hobbies are such a mix of so many things and I can't ever seem to just stick to one thing, I pride myself on the vast amount of knowledge on so many different topics and groups I've come to learn about because of it and I can't wait to learn even more.
 | This user is a student editor in College_of_DuPage/Research,_Writing,_and_the_Production_of_Knowledge_(Summer_2024). |
About me
Hello, my name is Acer I'm a college student that's new to navigating Wikipedia so any help would be appreciated.
Right now, I'm in college for
Sociology but I'm not sure what I'm looking to do with that at all. Understanding why things are the way that they are and why people do certain things have always been topics of conversation that interest me the most so hopefully I can find some kind of way to implement that into a career later on down he line. Outside of my school life however, I'm work two jobs; one at a <a href="
https://www.michoacana.com/about">michoacana</a> and the other at a Sonic. While neither of those jobs are in the kind of field I'm interested, I still get to work with people constantly and that makes worth it nonetheless.
Interests
Some of my hobbies and interests include reading, playing sports, watching anime, singing, dancing, and engaging in different aspects of the arts. I've always been a very avid reader since I was a kid and one of the things I'm most proud of that I have now is the large array of books I have today because of that passion. My favorite series as a kid used to be Harry Potter and my obsession with it eventually got so bad, that I re-read the series 31 times! Looking back on it, although it was definitely a pretty unhinged interest of mine, I did learn a lot from it. One of my favorite quotes to this day is from none other than Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumblebore himself. Since my Harry Potter era ended, I've been a hardcore anime fan since then and consider myself to be decently well versed in anime knowledge. I've even helped create multiple anime communities in my old schools and social groups.
Overall, even though my hobbies are such a mix of so many things and I can't ever seem to just stick to one thing, I pride myself on the vast amount of knowledge on so many different topics and groups I've come to learn about because of it and I can't wait to learn even more.
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| This user is a student editor in College_of_DuPage/Research,_Writing,_and_the_Production_of_Knowledge_(Summer_2024). |