Aurora Rae
Aurora is a photojournalist major and an undecided minor going into her sophomore year at Central Michigan University. After college, she hopes to work as a photojournalist.
Aurora says she has gained so much experience from this internship so far, and has already noticed it helping her develop in various ways as a journalist. It has also been fun to go to a brand new location (Bad Axe) and learn the ways of the town.
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