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Clark Embleton

Clark Embleton

Chair

Prateek Mantri

Prateek Mantri

Co-Chair

Shahrooz Pouryousef

Industry Liasion

Prajit Dhara

Collaboration Chair

Erin McGee

Undergraduate Chair

Gabriel Richardson

Industry Liasion

Cele Rodriguez

Leo Crowder

Undergraduate Chair

Cele Rodriguez

Linsen Li

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Evan Anderson

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Emily Van Milligen

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