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Natalie Wade
Class of 2017
Background:
I attended Clemson University in 2018 to study architecture. I earned my Bachelor's degree in Architecture in 2022 with a minor in music, and I will graduate in May 2024 with my Master's degree, also in Architecture. I still have a passion for art and music and have had multiple opportunities to travel in Europe since college. I plan to become a licensed architect in the future, most likely in the Greenville area.
What was your most memorable HHCA experience?
Traveling to the Dominican Republic for the senior mission trip and having the chance to share my testimony in Spanish.
How did HHCA shape you spiritually?
I became a more independent person while still relying on Christ to shape my identity - regardless of how others viewed my life.
How did your time at HHCA influence your career path or life?
It helped me discover my knack for both creative and analytical problem solving (my favorite subjects were art and math) - two critical characteristics of people who pursue architecture as a career.
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