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Hello! This is the user page for Eavan Murray, a sophomore at Duke, currently enrolled in Dr. G's EGR 103 class. | Hello! This is the user page for Eavan Murray, a sophomore at Duke, currently enrolled in Dr. G's EGR 103 class. | ||
I transferred into Pratt last semester to pursue a major in biomedical engineering as well as a minor in finance. Other than academics, I'm also involved in Duke University Improv and Duke's Association for Business-Oriented Women which certainly keep me busy! | I transferred into Pratt last semester to pursue a major in biomedical engineering as well as a minor in finance. Other than academics, I'm also involved in Duke University Improv and Duke's Association for Business-Oriented Women which certainly keep me busy! | ||
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| + | How States Are Expanding Broadband Access: | ||
| + | [https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/reports/2020/02/how-states-are-expanding-broadband-access], Anne Stauffer, Kathryn de Wit, Anna Read, Dan Kitson, PEW Charitable Trusts, 20 March 2020, accessed 24 September 2021 (Urban Infrastructure) | ||
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Hello! This is the user page for Eavan Murray, a sophomore at Duke, currently enrolled in Dr. G's EGR 103 class. I transferred into Pratt last semester to pursue a major in biomedical engineering as well as a minor in finance. Other than academics, I'm also involved in Duke University Improv and Duke's Association for Business-Oriented Women which certainly keep me busy!
News in Grand Challenges: How States Are Expanding Broadband Access: [1], Anne Stauffer, Kathryn de Wit, Anna Read, Dan Kitson, PEW Charitable Trusts, 20 March 2020, accessed 24 September 2021 (Urban Infrastructure)
