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Caroline Norelli – Ephrata, PA

I have been thinking a lot about my future and what I want to do out of high school. I was thinking something with chemistry but wasn’t positive. But then I started thinking; I want to do something that will benefit many people all over. In my religion class, a group of students came in and gave a presentation on sex trafficking and it really affected me. In the magazine, Seventeen, there was an article on this also, and I have been interested in it ever since. I have been thinking I could be a counselor and help victims get back on their feet. By getting involved now with trafficking, it will help me prepare for my future. I really want to help aware people about this and help in any way I can, to stop it. Please consider me for this position when choosing students from around our country.

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