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Student's Discussed their Dreams with author Terri Whitmire

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www.Terriwhitmire.com

Author of Breathefor Me

 

Author, Terri ‘Neal’ Whitmire discussed with the students on how to build their dream into a real vision and allow them the creativity and time to focus on what and who they really
want to be.

Born and raised in Waterbury, Ms Whitmire is the daughter of Marcia and the late Frank Neal. She attended North Carolina A&T University where she received a B.S. degree in Computer Science. She has written several children’s books, technical books and small group curriculum books.

 

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