The University of Pennsylvania Alumni Secondary School Committee Network
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The Alumni Secondary School Committee Network allows UPenn alumni to stay involved with their alma mater by interviewing prospective students, spreading word about the university. Membership is open to alumni in good standing who feel comfortable discussing their Penn undergraduate experience. Accepted members interview students locally in casual settings like coffee shops or libraries to discuss student life at UPenn.
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