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Before working at the Children's Creative Learning Center (CCLC), I did not understand how wonderful Florida International University truly was. Being a fully online student I was never made aware of all the opportunities, resources, and support the FIU community shared with one another. I stumbled across CCLC by chance and I am so thankful for the opportunity to work as a student office assistant. Working with children in the center has taught me not only about their development, but their capabilities. This holds a special place in my heart, as I have a passion for children and am currently majoring in Early Childhood Education. The interim director, Silvia Valdes, has shown me all I have been missing out on, the true college experience.
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