I am an immigrant child. I came here just a week after my fifth birthday and had to quickly adapt and accept the new culture that was thrown at me even if I didn't always like it. This was my new life and I had no choice but to learn it. This was my first and arguably my biggest adaption I have ever had to make in my life so far. The next one would take place right here, in Wisconsin.
The summer of freshman year I had been accepted to UW-Madison’s PEOPLE program, a program specially designed for low-income, minority students from across the Wisconsin school districts to come together at a three-week summer camp. I was ecstatic, I had never been away from my home for so long or so far away. So, I went and met people from all over the state
The summer of freshman year I had been accepted to UW-Madison’s PEOPLE program, a program specially designed for low-income, minority students from across the Wisconsin school districts to come together at a three-week summer camp. I was ecstatic, I had never been away from my home for so long or so far away. So, I went and met people from all over the state