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Special | 3m 8s
Jeremy Clayborn was an engineering student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. When experience on a summer internship caused him to realize that he is "not an engineer" he quit school to pursue his dream - a career in music. (Produced by UIUC journalism student Ava Kelley and UIUC industrial engineering student Griffin Tucker)
Aired: 10/03/16
Video has closed captioning.Black Science Matters: University Perspective
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