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      Meet Michael Andrews and Zafar Taqvi: 2020 IEEE-USA George F. McClure Citation of Honor Recipients
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      IEEE REACH/UNESCO Partnership: A New STEM Education Pathway that is Empowering Girls to Pursue STEM in Africa
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