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    Thank You for Joining Us for the Black and Latino Alumni Network Summer Networking Mixer

    July 17, 2015
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    Black and Latino Alumni Networking Mixer
    Black and Latino Alumni Network Summer Networking Mixer

    Alumni and friends enjoyed a great networking opportunity by taking part in the Black and Latino Alumni Network Summer Networking Mixer at the trendy Suite 36 in Midtown Manhattan on July 21, 2015. For more event photos, click here.

     

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