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Diane Tinker-Hurst is project manager at Wichita State University Industry Engagement & Applied Learning. She is an accomplished communications and marketing professional, highly skilled in meeting and event planning and proficient in relationship building. Learn more about Diane on LinkedIn, or at the Wichita State University website.
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