The love and care from twenty-five teenagers blanketed the circle--nowhere else in the world can you find this unconditional support or lack of judgment. Activities like this happen on a daily basis at the Arden Drama School, where respect and passion thrive. On the last day of camp, we repeated an exercise we had done on the first day. The twenty-five of us gathered into a large semi-circle as audience members for our classmates. Our co-teacher Alex told all of...

Lynda Greenwade, my film teacher, influenced my decision to major in film production. In my junior year,I took part in a cross-cultural cinematography project with Nima Muhinmanchi Art (a non profit arts organization) in Accra, Ghana. I served as core editor for a team of twelve classmates. I found working behind the camera gave me less stress than being in front of the camera. Lynda, the faculty head of this project, was impressed with my work and encouraged me...

I would title the story of my life "The Inbetweener: Opting for Diversity" because I have constantly shuffled between the lines of being American and Chinese. In my life, I haven't found a home in either community as I'm "too Chinese" to be American and "too American" to be Chinese. I find that I’m an outlier in both communities, but for different reasons. Within my own ethnic community, I’m an anomaly because of my involvement with the Western...

As I exited the plane into the Philadelphia Airport terminal, I reflected upon my time at SDLC (Student Diversity Leadership Conference) in Indianapolis. I realized how lucky I was to be picked by my school to attend SDLC. Although many applied, I was one of only five students picked to attend this life changing conference. SDLC is a conference, where more than 1,600 kids from all over the country and world come together to tackle issues of diversity in the private...

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