Sarah Shipp Reflection

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While conducting my interview with Professor Sarah Shipp, I felt unpreparedlearned many things about her academic challenges in her college c because I had woken up ten minutes prior to my interview session with Shipp. When beginning my interview with Shipp I was nervous still trying to catch my breath from rushing. Although I was unprepared for interviewing Shipp I learned that although one has many difficult obstacles

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