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Sarah Flores-Garza
My name is Sarah Flores-Garza, and I am from Harlingen, Texas. I am a senior, biology major with a Certificate in Public Health
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Isabel Gerwig
Wow Sarah! This is such an interesting infographic that made me realize that there is a false sense of security when being around large noises. I never knew that noise levels at concerts could lead to hearing loss so rapidly, as a person who goes to concerts frequently. After reading your infographic, I am definitely going to take better care of my hearing. I loved the formatting of your graphic, and it made it easy to follow as someone who does not have much knowledge on this topic.
Christian Molina
Hi Sarah! I really enjoyed your infographic! I have always tried to value my hearing, so this is useful information to me. I wear earplugs to loud concerts, keep my headphones low, etc. But seeing that decibel ranges depend on time was totally new to me! All this information is something I will have to keep with me in the future. Amazing work on your infographic!
Samantha Garcia Mora
Hello Sarah! Your infographic not only met the informational criteria but also provided some truly shocking news. As someone who frequently attends concerts, I thought I understood the risks involved, but after reading your project, the potential damage is much more significant than I originally realized. I also loved your formatting; it was very easy to navigate and helped me reach clear conclusions. Great job!