First-generation student follows physics curiosity to Kennesaw State
Equipped with an insatiable curiosity, Siam Sarower has set his sights on learning as much about his world as possible.
He first learned about Galileo Galilei and Isaac Newton in a world history class at Parkview High School in Lilburn, Georgia. From there, he found his way to the physics program at Kennesaw State University, where he has excelled in the classroom and in research.
“It's that fuel of never knowing enough,” said Sarower, a Coca-Cola Scholar. “The moment you stop being curious, you've stopped being a scientist. Everyone has this innate curiosity, and it's our job to pursue it.”
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