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Advantages Of Becoming An Ald Officer
I believe that becoming an ALD officer will be an incredible opportunity to master further my leadership and organizational skills. In addition, I will be able to build connections with a community of scholars committed to academic success the same way I am. As an international student, I will be able to represent minorities and encourage them to join honors
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