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Wong is also adjunct faculty for the iSchool at San Jose State University where she has taught hundreds of students since 2004 to serve young people and write grants to benefit local and regional communities and make the world a better place. In addition to her role as board member for a number of nonprofit institutions, Ms.
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Wong is also adjunct faculty for the iSchool at San Jose State University where she has taught hundreds of students since 2004 to serve young people and write grants to benefit local and regional communities and make the world a better place. In addition to her role as board member for a number of nonprofit institutions, Ms.
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