Emma Lam is a current undergraduate student at California State University, Chico, pursuing a BFA in Musical Theatre and double minoring in Dance and Child Development. She is heavily involved with Chico State’s Dance club Momentum and Chico State Theatre’s mainstage productions (Notable shows include: The Prom, The Crucible, Top Girls). Additionally, Emma is currently pursuing an internship as an academic advisor under the college of HFA, as well as working as a dance Instructor at Kinetics Dance Academy in downtown Chico.
Upon Emma’s studies, she has grown a passion for academic writing and higher education, primarily exploring socio-cultural content such as media trends, pop culture, and knowledge about the theatre/entertainment industry. Thus, she hopes to inform the general public about the injustices in these contexts and invent change, as well as advocate for the youth.
Emma is originally from Sacramento, California. In her free time, she enjoys going to the WREC, watching reality TV shows, drinking boba lattes, and hanging out with her friends and family.
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Why Your Niche Micro-Influencers Matter More Than You Think
How Actors and Politicians Share the Stage of Activism
Questions I Have For Myself Now That I’m Entering My 20s
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