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I am a transfer student to Fayetteville State University. I attended a Troops to Teacher briefing and the presenter from FSU SOE was so passionately inspiring about education. She represented this historical school in such a way that I wanted to know more. After visiting the campus and speaking with staff, I knew FSU SOE was the right fit for me.

By the end of this course, I hope to have acquired additional skills and strategies of how to effectively impact my community. By better understanding how every unit of a child's life intertwines with their educational success.

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