Two years ago, I didn’t know the answer to that question. I had just did a major 360 in my college career, shifting my major from pre-physical therapy to software engineering and I had never coded a day in my life. Talk about a drastic change. However, I was still willing to learn and I am not one to back down from a challenge. Throughout the next four semesters, I made a lot of mistakes, but I still managed to learn from them. And it’s from these mistakes that I learned there’s a lot more to earning a STEM degree than doing homework and algorithms.
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Hey there. My name is ‘Mel’ Moore and I’m a fourth year software engineering student at the University of Indianapolis. I’m also a founding member of my school’s Society of Women Engineers chapter and an unapologetic Marvel fan. You can usually find me listening to music, hanging out with friends, or watching way too many Youtube videos.
I started this blog in 2017 during my first semester as a SWEN major. I was suffering from a bad case of imposter syndrome and was really questioning whether I belonged in the field. I’m not going to lie- it sucked. I remember laying on my dorm room bed wondering what had I gotten myself into and was almost ready to transfer out of the major.
I don’t know if this is true for anybody else, but if I’m going through something, I want to know that I’m not alone. And it was through this experience that led me to starting this blog, to help others who are dealing with the same feelings I went through. This blog began as a hobby, but now I am trying to turn it into something much bigger -all while finishing my degree. It may be a long journey, but I’m willing to go the distance.
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