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Logan Boese held numerous leadership positions in extracurricular activities and organizations over four years at Gustavus Adolphus College. These included serving as a residential life fellow, member of the student conduct board, officer of various campus religious groups, and holding leadership roles in his fraternity and class. He also participated in choir, founded campus organizations, and served on advisory boards and committees.
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