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Mini Version of Episode 1: Dr. Danika LeDuc discusses the nonlinear path that led her to chemistry, research, and leadership at Cal State East Bay. From early interests in genetics to a passion for environmental impact, she shares how taking chances and not having all the answers can lead to meaningful opportunities. This episode highlights the importance of resilience, lifelong learning, and creating inclusive pathways for the next generation of scientists.
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