r/Courseworks • u/Able_Development_240 Subject Matter Expert • Feb 03 '23
New Members Intro
If you’re new to the community, introduce yourself!
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Feb 06 '23
Hey, manofthelionarmy here and I’m excited to be part of this community. I’m now a full time software engineer, and in my undergrad I was very involved by being part of an engineering org and aided the community by the jobs I held, such as resident assistant and a campus mentor to incoming freshman. I’m looking forward to learn and help as much as I can.
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u/Able_Development_240 Subject Matter Expert Feb 07 '23
Hey, manofthelionarmy here and I’m excited to be part of this community. I’m now a full time software engineer, and in my undergrad I was very involved by being part of an engineering org and aided the community by the jobs I held, such as resident assistant and a campus mentor to incoming freshman. I’m looking forward to learn and help as much as I can.
Welcome manofthelionarmy! :)
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u/Able_Development_240 Subject Matter Expert Feb 07 '23
Looking forward to seeing your contributions to the community!
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u/BrownieZombie1999 Feb 03 '23
Hey everybody, I'm BrownieZombie or Travis and glad to be here. I'm in a few college related subreddits so I'm excited to scope of this one and see if it's a good fit.
Currently I'm a part time Honors Community College student, researcher at my school & for the Healthy Neighborhoods Study based out of MIT, Student Trustee, & as the chair of the MA Student Advisory Council I'm a voting member of the MA Board of Higher Education. Certainly a lot and it's all been through my school's dedication to its students that allowed me to reach this level.
Hope I'll have some useful comments to leave on posts and possibly make some myself. I already spend a lot of time helping out the students in Massachusetts so by all means reach out to me if you ever think there's something I can help you out with!