ABOUT THIS EPISODE
For the season final, I’m joined by a special guest, Dorsey Beckles! Dorsey is a GT graduate and computer engineer for Raytheon but this episode is all about this trek through Georgia Tech. He discusses how his curiosity led him to Computer Engineering and how his academic journey changed (both the good and bad) after his transfer from the University of West Georgia. He shared what his journey to overcoming imposter syndrome was like after transferring and the impact that ORS (The Opportunity Research Scholars Program) had on his development and his future overall. He also gives insight into how he prepared to move across the country after graduation.
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