Local Education Spotlight — Page ASU grad discovers passion for science, humanities and the arts. See more local education news here
Sofia Vine covered it all, from studying biology to performing in marching band
Photo courtesy of Arizona State University / Lake Powell Chronicle.
By the Lake Powell Chronicle Staff
PAGE – When first-generation college student Sofia Vine started out at Arizona State University in 2017, she wasn’t quite sure what she wanted to study or pursue as a career.
But over the next three-and-a-half years, Vine said she truly discovered herself while developing a passion for biology, performing arts, women and gender studies, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender issues.
Vine grew up in the small town of Page, Arizona, and chose to attend ASU because she wanted to experience new things and meet new people while staying somewhat close to home. She started her journey at ASU’s West campus and decided to pursue biology with an emphasis on neuroscience, physiology, and behavior when she realized how interesting she found the human body and living organisms.
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