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- 2013-2014
- Alumni
- Campus Involvement
- Career
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- First Year Experience
- Graduate
- Independent
- Integrative
- Internship
- Nursing
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- Physical Therapy
- Physician Assistant
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- Undergraduate College
- 2012-2013
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- Graduate
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- Teaching
- Undergraduate College
- Art & Music
- Biomedical Engineering
- Business
- Campus Involvement
- Computer Science
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- First Year Experience
- Group Projects
- Information Systems
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- Leadership and Service
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- Undergraduate Experience
- Writing and Rhetoric
- 2011-2012
- Course and Majors
- Introduction
- Biology & Biochemistry
- Biomedical Engineering
- Business
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- Computer Science
- Engineering Science
- Health Sciences
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- Leadership
- Math
- Music
- Independent/Career
- Psychology
- REU/SRI
- Technology and Society
- Visual Arts
- WISE
- Women's Studies
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- Marine Science
- Program
- Course and Majors
- 2010-2011
- ESTeP
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My name is Diana Sayers and I'm an English major here at Stony Brook University. I'm most likely going on the teacher education track, and I'm considering taking on a minor in business as well for the sake of rounding out my education.
I love reading and writing fiction. My favorite novel is Nabokov's Lolita. I like using the web to access television and movies, and I'm a huge fan of the show Dexter. (If you don't watch it, you definitely should.)
I'm a very critical and analytical person. I try to see things from multiple perspectives, but I particularly enjoy trying to deconstruct the most common view. I think it's important for people to question everything, especially their own perspectives.
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