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Sandra Merino

2018 scholar

Sandra P. Merino is a current senior at the University of Maryland College Park. As a mother of four boys, she has learned to juggle school, motherhood, and daily obstacles. She is pursuing an undergraduate degree in Architecture and a minor in Construction Project Management. She has had the opportunity to study abroad in Italy to further her understanding in Architecture, Planning, and Preservation. The importance of student involvement has led her to serve on the board for AIAS (American Institute of Architecture Students), NOMAS (National Organization of Minority Architects), and WIA (Women in Architecture). Her plans are to pursue a Dual Master’s Degree in Architecture and Community Planning at the University of Maryland. She is thankful for her professors, colleagues, and family for their support, mentoring, and encouragement.

  

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