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Twenty paddlers. A drummer. Someone steering in the back. A boat with a dragon head on the front. This is dragon boat racing, a tradition that dates back thousands of years to celebrate rice planting and seasonal festivals.
Molly Pavey, a sophomore chemical engineering major at ASU, said she first got into dragon boat racing because she was looking for an active club.
“Once you get on the lake, and you know you’re racing against other boats, and you can hear the other boats right next to you and you’re just so focused on your own boat and your own drummer — you really all just zone in as a team,” she said.
Twenty paddlers. A drummer. Someone steering in the back. A boat with a dragon head on the front. This is dragon boat racing, a tradition that dates back thousands of years to celebrate rice planting and seasonal festivals.
Molly Pavey, a sophomore chemical engineering major at ASU, said she first got into dragon boat racing because she was looking for an active club.
“Once you get on the lake, and you know you’re racing against other boats, and you can hear the other boats right next to you and you’re just so focused on your own boat and your own drummer — you really all just zone in as a team,” she said.
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Stephanie Cahill, a junior studying psychology at ASU, is trying to build awareness and understanding about the effects of concussions and brain trauma. Cahill had three concussions between the ages of 14 and 16 playing volleyball, which prevented her from pursuing the sport and also affected her academics and mental health.
“I didn’t feel like I could look in the mirror and know who I was anymore,” Cahill said of the concussion. “This lack of identity and constant struggle with daily activities caused me to experience large amounts of depression and anxiety.”
At ASU she serves as the president of the student group Active Minds, which aims to reduce the stigma around mental health issues.
Stephanie Cahill, a junior studying psychology at ASU, is trying to build awareness and understanding about the effects of concussions and brain trauma. Cahill had three concussions between the ages of 14 and 16 playing volleyball, which prevented her from pursuing the sport and also affected her academics and mental health.
“I didn’t feel like I could look in the mirror and know who I was anymore,” Cahill said of the concussion. “This lack of identity and constant struggle with daily activities caused me to experience large amounts of depression and anxiety.”
At ASU she serves as the president of the student group Active Minds, which aims to reduce the stigma around mental health issues.
There are thousands of students involved in organizations ranging from entrepreneurial groups to dance teams and more. To find an organization that fits you, visit ASU's SunDevilSync site.
There are thousands of students involved in organizations ranging from entrepreneurial groups to dance teams and more. To find an organization that fits you, visit ASU's SunDevilSync site.
