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Looking at the current members of the Gryphon & Pleiades society, I notice there are no biology majors. I would like to incorporate science into current or a new project to help the community. I would like to help implement a science club that works with the local schools teaching students about science and scientific careers. Many think science is a dry unrelatable topic, but can be engaging across cultures through its synthesis with subjects like mathematics and geography. I not only think this would improve leadership on the Clark campus, but in the local community as well.
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