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Personal Narrative: Hi Reshma
Hi Reshma,

During my shift today, I built good rapport with an alumni and we talked for quite a while. He asked whether or not I could keep in contact with him so that he could network with me. I just gave him my email because I was unsure of the protocols of giving out personal info. I had told my shift supervisor already, and was wondering if you could help me do a check on him to make sure he is safe.

His name is Alvin Mak (Faculty of Arts - Psychology) and graduated in 2005.

Thank you so much and I look forward to you response.

Best regards,

Rebecca

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