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Join the ranks of inspiring leaders like Alaina Mupparthi! ⭐ In just two years, Alaina’s transformed her GDSC chapter at the Rochester Institute of Technology, hosting workshops, spearheading impactful projects with Google tech, and jet-setting to conferences nationwide along the way. Ready to make your mark at your university? Apply now to become a GDSC Lead and ignite change in your community → https://goo.gle/gdsc-leads

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Jessa Lyn Lizama

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Truly amazing leader! I attended a Google developer conference for the first time and learned a lot from it.

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