Dominic Artman, Lake High School
Identify – Dominic Artman
Residence – Uniontown
AGE – 18
University – Lake Superior University
GPA – 4.48
School Preference – Ohio Condition University
Dad and mom – Christopher and Jolene Artman
Describe On your own IN A few Terms – Persistent, resourceful, resilient.
College Activities – Wrestling, cross state, observe, Countrywide Honor Society, GenYes student, freshman mentor, workforce captain (wrestling, cross country and observe), sixth-grade camp counselor.
Neighborhood Actions – Holy Spirit Church usher and youth team chief, Bible camp counselor, Lake Youth Wrestling coach, recreational graphic design, other compact neighborhood functions helper.
HONORS AND AWARDS – Four-year Lake Academic Booster Club letter Lake Large College Prime 25 AP Scholar with Distinction Platinum Amount ACT Lake Large College Sam DiBlasi nominee three-time district qualifier (wrestling) three-time 2nd Workforce All Federal League (wrestling) three-time All Stark County (wrestling) eighth in wins in Lake wrestling historical past staff regional qualifier (cross place) two-12 months Tri-Athlete Award winner eight complete varsity letters (wrestling, cross country and monitor).
WHAT IS YOUR Favorite Point TO DO Outside the house Faculty? – I would say wrestling. The wrestling area is like my 2nd house and I don’t have to fear about anything at all outdoors of wrestling during observe or tournaments.
Preferred Substantial College MEMORY? – The limited and competitive wrestling matches in the Federal League. These matches have unmatched strength, and competing with some of my closest buddies is an experience I will under no circumstances forget.
MOST Men and women WOULD BE Surprised TO KNOW … – … I received a 10K in the 14- to 18-calendar year-previous age division in Florida when I was 14.
WHAT DO YOU HOPE TO DO AS A Career? – I hope to grow to be a software package developer at a massive tech corporation like Apple or Microsoft, concentrating on artificial intelligence or cybersecurity.
WHAT IS THE Largest Challenge Going through Youngsters Now? – Panic, due to enhanced stress to complete perfectly in university, athletics, and also thanks to stress from social media, panic, and anxiety ranges are extremely significant in teens. However, numerous teenagers really don’t know how to cope or offer with elevated tension or stress. So it manifests inside them until they become overwhelmed and therefore lash out or break down. If extra teenagers were being educated on how to deal with strain and nervousness, they would be calmer and a lot more degree-headed. They would be ready to make extra rational selections and maintain their anxiety to a minimum.
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