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Aliya Prasla Aliya Prasla is a junior psychology major from
Southlake, TX. She got involved with LEAD to develop her leadership skills.
Aliya is also involved with RLSH and Alternative Spring Breaks. |
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Meera Nair Meera Nair is a junior Engineering major.
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Crystal
Chen Crystal Chen is a sophomore Psychology & Marketing major with a minor in English (Creative Writing.) She joined LEAD because she wanted to help promote leadership and service on campus. "Everyone has a leader within themselves; it's only about giving them the opportunity to take action."
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Michael Davis One piece of leadership advice from Michael: ""LEAD through example. It is actions, not words that will define a true leader." |
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Kelsey Cordutsky Kelsey Cordutsky is a sophomore Creative Advertising & Marketing major with a minor in Graphic Art. She states, "I wanted to get more involved with LEAD because I truly believe in everything that LEAD stands for, and I want the rest of SMU to become more aware of all that we do through this organization." |
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Leadership Programs Chair Gabriella Padgett is a sophomore
Creative Computation/Mathematics major and Classical Studies minor.
Gabriella felt LEAD presented
a "wonderful opportunity to help increase the quality of life on campus and
represent the student body" in her leadership position. |
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Kyle Oberkrom Kyle Oberkrom is a senior Finance major and Economics minor. Kyle chose to be part of LEAD because of the practical leadership advice it provides, as well as the opportunity it gives him to connect with other leaders at SMU.
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Aaron Chu Aaron Chu states, "LEAD provides me with the opportunity to gain experience through practicing leadership. The LEAD workshops give insight on different facets of leadership and introduce ways to utilize the knowledge in our daily lives." Aaron is a sophomore Mechanical Engineering and Math major with a minor in Business.
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Fantine Giap Fantine Giap is a sophomore Biology major with a minor in Psychology and Math. She states, "LEAD is an amazing opportunity to build the leadership skills you already have, as well as to realize others that are necessary to become a successful role model, on campus and in the community. I am excited to extend our knowledge to local high schoolers, who would greatly benefit from better understanding their potential to make a difference."
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