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Yolanda Zeno's Accomplishments
Yolanda Zenteno has a certificate in Event Planning from the Wedding & Event Institute. She is half way towards her goal of receiving her Associate of Arts Degree at the Columbus State Community College. She then hopes to go on to receive her Bachelors in Business Administration. She is a hard working individual who is very passionate about helping everyone she encounters reach their full potential in life. Yolanda believes that who you are should not hinder your accomplishments, even if you are a part of a minority. You can see this passion in all of her actions. Her passion for helping other is what led her to apply to the Student Ambassador Leadership Program. From there she was able to live out her passion and with that she decided to apply
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