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Meet The Writer: Carlee Appelbaum

Dancer, Animal lover, Creator: Carlee

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Meet The Writer: Carlee Appelbaum

Meet one Purdue's very own Odyssey Writers, Carlee Appelbaum.

Carlee is from Vernon Hills, Illinois and is a Sophomore. Her Major is Construction Engineering and management an her favorite thing about Purdue is how friendly everyone is (so true).

When I asked her why she joined the Odyssey she said, "I love creative writing and sharing stories." Her favorite things to write about are lessons she's learned and how they could relate to other people. Check out some of Carlee's content, "The Ones Who Watch Over Us," and "What I Gained From My Biggest Struggle.

I asked her what her biggest struggle was when it came to writing and she said making sure her stories flowed, any Odyssey writer would agree with that.

One thing Carlee is passionate about is animals and the safety of animals (cue awe noises). When I asked her where she sees herself in ten years she said, "My goal is to work for a Construction Engineering company and have a family of my own" #goals.

Some other fun facts about Carlee is that she loves to dance, draw and work out. She is a member of Higher Ground Dance Company and a sister of Gamma Phi Beta. Make sure to check out some of Carlee's past articles and stay tuned for her excellent future ones.


Link to Carlee's content creator profile.

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