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Story posted November 11, 2014 in News by Ruoyi Li

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In order to test his maximum potential, Zhihang Dong takes about 40 credits every semester for his 6 majors: political science, sociology, criminology, geography, media study and psychology. He thinks doing so can prepare him for the more stressful graduate school and loves what he gets from every class. Although some people consider him a nerd, he does not agree. “Nerd is someone who has no life out of academic work, but I do. I have many interests, like traveling, cooking and theater,” said Dong.

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Ruoyi Li

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Ruoyi is a Penn State undergraduate student with a major in visual journalism, a concurrent major in psychology and a minor in Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies. She has been working on journalism since high school as an editor and photographer for her high school yearbook. She also has published an photo story on a Chinese magazine named “Mingyuezhong” and the abstract was printed onto the cover of that issue of the magazine as a main topic. Interned at Magic Bean House Learning Center as an multidimensional assistant in summer of 2013 and 2014, she was able to experience different aspect of a educational institution ranging from media production to time management.

Ruoyi will be graduating in May 2016. She hopes to find a position where she is allowed to continue her passion for multimedia producing and photo story-telling. She hopes to attend graduate school in the near future to explore more about journalism.