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Alumna Becca Blais recognized as Notre Dame's first Samvid Scholar | News | Notre Dame News - Vimarsana News

Alumna Becca Blais recognized as Notre Dame's first Samvid Scholar | News | Notre Dame News

University of Notre Dame alumna Becca Blais, a recent Forbes 30 Under 30 recipient for her work at the intersection of data science and politics, has be...

Source: nd.edu
'One impossible thing at a time': Q&A with MoneyStack founder Alex DeMarco - Vimarsana News

'One impossible thing at a time': Q&A with MoneyStack founder Alex DeMarco

In this RustBuilt Pittsburgh interview, the CEO (and former director of engineering at The New York Times) discusses the startup's early growth as it joins Techstars' economic mobility program.

Techstars Opens Applications for Economic Mobility Accelerator - Vimarsana News

Techstars Opens Applications for Economic Mobility Accelerator

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Techstars opens applications for its new economic mobility accelerator - Vimarsana News

Techstars opens applications for its new economic mobility accelerator

The initiative is presented in conjunction with Samvid Ventures.

Three Duke Alumni Named to Inaugural Class of Samvid Scholars - Vimarsana News

Three Duke Alumni Named to Inaugural Class of Samvid Scholars

Sahil Sandhu, Sujal Manohar and Rasheca Logendran, all members of the Class of 2020, have been named to the inaugural class of Samvid Scholars.  This scholarship will pay up to $50,000 tuition and fees to the recipient’s graduate program of choice for two years.  All three alumni plan to use their awards to attend medical school.

Source: duke.edu