Mariam Ragab: A Short Summary And Analysis

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Mariam Ragab is a first year Computer Science student who is driven to make a change around campus and the community at large. Since arriving at Dal, Mariam has been a course representative for three courses with the Dalhousie Computer Science Society, demonstrating exceptional leadership in trying to make the voices of her fellow students heard. Furthermore, Mariam the driving force behind the founding of the RESULTs Canada- Dalhousie Chapter, an organization dedicated to raising awareness and funds for developing countries, and to eradicating major global issues such as extreme poverty, tuberculosis, polio, etc. Mariam is also a member of the Sherriff Hall Residence Council as Social Representative, and is a member of a variety of clubs and societies on campus. In addition to her work on campus, Mariam is also working to establish a Computer Science Club for junior and senior high students in Halifax along with some fellow first year Computer Science students.

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