Jasmin Dalsgaard ’21: Exploring public service on campus and overseas

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Stanford published this video item, entitled “Jasmin Dalsgaard ’21: Exploring public service on campus and overseas” – below is their description.

Jasmin Dalsgaard, an international student from Malaysia, will graduate with a bachelor’s degree in economics and will bid farewell to Branner Hall, the public service theme dorm she has called home for the last three years.

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