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Welcome Patriot Alumni!
It's been a minute hasn't it... We are glad you're here!
This is a place for our TPS alums to connect, reconnect, SHARE and INSPIRE future Patriots. So, take a moment to check in with your fellow TPS alums to see where life's journey has led them (so far!) And, if you're interested, we'd LOVE for you to share your story with us! It would mean a great deal. Go Patriots!
Karthik Dharmarajan
Class of 2020
Hi, I'm Kartik Dharmarajan, TPS class of 2020.
After I graduated from TPS during the beginning of the pandemic, I attended UC Berkeley studying electrical engineering and computer science. These days, I'm working on my masters at Stanford, During my undergraduate and graduate years, I had the opportunity to dive deep into robotics research, working with a diverse range of robots, ranging from industrial arms and surgical robots to general purpose manipulators. These robots performed all sorts of tasks from efficient box sorting to delicate cup stacking.
In the future, I aim to contribute to making general purpose robots a reality. And to effectively pursue this goal, I'm applying to PhD programs in AI and robotics this fall... (read Karthik's full story)
Kylie Cole
Class of 2019
Hi, my name is Kylie, and I graduated from TPS in 2019, and I had the most amazing experience there, and I would love to share.
Some of my favorite teachers first off that really have paved the way for me in many different ways of my life were Mr. Duran. I loved his philosophy class. I loved it so much! It gave me a greater view of the world and taught me how to ask questions about my beliefs and about others' beliefs... and it really honed into deeper meanings of things. I also loved Mr. Resh and his government and econ class- he was just amazing and really helped teach us about economics and how to lead a strong economic life.
The book Rich Dad Poor Dad really stood out to me, and I still look into that and other books by that same author today to help me in investments... I really look up to Mr. Resh for those things and... (read Kylie's full story)
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