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==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
| − | '''Connor Tinen''' was born in Cincinnati, Ohio; grew up in St. Louis, Missouri; technically resides in Dallas, Texas; but now calls Duke University home. He is a freshman in mechanical engineering who is also interested in public policy, government, economics, and international relations. He loves to rock climb, swing, dance, build things, and, most of all, spend time with people. His Catholic faith is the driving force of his life, and, in his words, "hopefully, affects everything I do." | + | '''Connor Tinen''' was born in Cincinnati, Ohio; grew up in St. Louis, Missouri; technically resides in Dallas, Texas; but now calls Duke University home. He is a freshman in mechanical engineering who is also interested in public policy, government, economics, and international relations. He loves to rock climb, swing, dance, build things, and, most of all, spend time with people. His Catholic faith is the driving force of his life, and it, in his words, "hopefully, affects everything I do." He is also interested in the development of future energy technologies, including the continued development of nuclear fusion. |
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/martin-greenwald/fusion-energy_b_1557556.html], Martin Greenwald, Huffington Post, created 30 May 2012, accessed 3 September 2012 (Provide Energy from Fusion)] | [http://www.huffingtonpost.com/martin-greenwald/fusion-energy_b_1557556.html], Martin Greenwald, Huffington Post, created 30 May 2012, accessed 3 September 2012 (Provide Energy from Fusion)] | ||
Revision as of 06:04, 3 September 2012
Summary
Connor Tinen was born in Cincinnati, Ohio; grew up in St. Louis, Missouri; technically resides in Dallas, Texas; but now calls Duke University home. He is a freshman in mechanical engineering who is also interested in public policy, government, economics, and international relations. He loves to rock climb, swing, dance, build things, and, most of all, spend time with people. His Catholic faith is the driving force of his life, and it, in his words, "hopefully, affects everything I do." He is also interested in the development of future energy technologies, including the continued development of nuclear fusion.
External Links
[1], Martin Greenwald, Huffington Post, created 30 May 2012, accessed 3 September 2012 (Provide Energy from Fusion)]
