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I Ashley Zeledon am highly interested in the position of Treasure of alpha mu gamma, because I would be the perfect fit for the position. If given, my incentives are that I am native English/Spanish speaker who is highly motivated to learn a third language, and because of this strong interest in distinct cultures and traditions, I am self-teaching myself Korean.
My concern for The National Collegiate Foreign Language Honor Society stems from my interest and recognition of the importance of communication, as well as my strong belief that language brings people together. When you approach someone in their native language it immediately brings you closer, breaking down barriers and forging strong connections.
Thanks to this, I believe that being

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