Student Trustee Rangeline DeJesus reflects on two-year term
(01/30/24 7:09pm)
“I’ve always been the kind of person to challenge myself and take on new ventures without fully knowing what I was jumping into,” DeJesus said.
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“I’ve always been the kind of person to challenge myself and take on new ventures without fully knowing what I was jumping into,” DeJesus said.
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