HCC by Occidental College

HAMEETMAN CAREER CENTER OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE

HAMEETMAN CAREER CENTER A liberal arts education at Occidental gives students the best preparation to succeed in a rapidly changing world. The ability to think deeply and critically and communicate effectively is the foundation for career success. This dynamic new space brings together support for Oxy students in pre-health advising, national and international fellowships and career services. We want to connect them with opportunities for graduate school, the job market or anything in life they choose to pursue. This is our highest priority.” —PRESIDENT JONATHAN VEITCH

The Hameetman Career Center exemplifies Occidental’s commitment to life during and after Oxy. We strongly believe that a broad-based liberal arts education remains the single most versatile preparation for an astonishing variety of careers.

HCC professionals provide individual attention to students and alumni, helping to connect classroom learning to life outside in the world. Whether speaking with a first-year or an alum, advisers help clarify academic and professional goals and develop strategies to achieve them. The Center is a modern space where students can access advising in three key areas together in one central location: Career Services, National and International Fellowships and Pre-Health Advising. Separately, these offices have fantastic track records of success in supporting students to achieve their goals in entering graduate school, securing fellowships and grants and gaining employment. Together, these offices make it even easier for students and alumni to explore their options.

THE NEW CENTER’S OFFERINGS INCLUDE: • Intensive advising • Workshops • Application review • Training programs • Mock interview preparation • Information sessions The Center will also host other valuable events such as mixers for students, alumni and employers as well as opportunities to meet recruiters and representatives from medical schools and fellowship organizations.

AMANDA FRUTA ’09 Major: Art History and Visual Arts Career Services Experience: Community Arts and Public Service Intern (CAPS) Current Role: Development Associate at the Long Beach Opera

We guide students toward their professional and graduate school aspirations using a tailored four-year model featuring advising, internship and employment opportunities and career-readiness programming.

YEAR 1: AWARENESS First-year students are introduced to the Center’s services and directed to key opportunities for a successful transition into college. The groundwork is laid for superior in- and out-of-classroom experiences.

YEAR 2: EXPLORATION VALERIE SAVIOR ’85 DIRECTOR & PRE-LAW ADVISER, CAREER SERVICES

Sophomores receive personalized career advising, career assessment and jobshadowing options that help create and advance individualized career plans.

YEAR 3: DISCERNMENT Juniors test their career interests through scores of internship offerings, and compete for signature paid internship programs: InternLA or InternAWAY (across the country).

YEAR 4: FINAL DECISION-MAKING Seniors can access hundreds of career programs: career fairs and workshops, and alumni mentors and mixers, to help finalize career goals, secure gainful employment and matriculate into graduate programs. Post-graduation, the Center continues to provide services to recent alumni and to facilitate alumni connections that will create a lifetime network for all graduates.

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MARCELLO SAENZ ’14 Major: American Studies, Pre-Law Career Services Experience: Capital Fellow Career Aspiration: Public Interest Lawyer A liberal arts college gives you the option to really flesh out what you want to do. At the point that I came to the career center, a little later on in Year 2, I hadn’t taken many politics courses or constitutional law. But based on my plans for the next two years and what I wanted to do from then on, Valerie suggested that I pursue a judicial fellowship and go clerk, to get that experiential knowledge. The knowledge I’ve gained at the judicial fellowship program, and the experience I gained clerking for an immigration firm, have geared me toward public interest law. I’ve applied to a couple of law schools and my dream school is Berkeley. From the moment I came here and talked to Valerie, I told her I wanted to go to Berkeley. She said I need to work on my LSAT and “bulk up your credentials and your resume.” Just recently I got accepted to Berkeley as well as Harvard, so that’s really exciting. I can’t wait to start law school.

CAREER SERVICES

Public art is important because it’s for the people. Through the CAPS summer internship program, I interned at the L.A. Municipal Gallery within the Department of Cultural Affairs. It changed the entire trajectory of my career as far as making connections, but also in giving me confidence in handling large-scale projects, such as researching exhibitions I interned at the that would be installed all over the city. It L.A. Municipal Gallery gave me confidence that I could excel in not just art making, but art organization within the Department and project development. In the future of Cultural Affairs. I’d like to manage an interdisciplinary It changed the entire art space so that I can bring together collaborative projects that integrate the trajectory of my career.” community around the space. Through CAPS I really got to know Career Services and Valerie. Valerie does a wonderful job in giving personal one-on-one attention. She draws you out and reminds you what your goals are, and helps you visualize those goals. She’s really focused on keeping your core values moving along with you in your career search. When I need to recenter or feel off path, I can remind myself of what my initial goals were, and I can remind myself where I am in reaching those goals.

We asked our employers what the top skills they seek in applicants are. Their response—problem-solving skills, multicultural competencies, critical thinking and outstanding communication and writing skills—is exactly what a liberal arts education delivers. Once students get those internships and apply their academic training, they are prepared to enter any number of occupations. Career Services provides a wide range of structured internship programs and opportunities for Oxy students.

INTERNLA

WALK IN MY SHOES

This program places students in summer internships in six sectors covering business, law, media and entertainment, science, social services and the arts. Students intern for 10 weeks, working full time at the participating organization.

This program places students with companies to shadow individual employees for two to three days to get a taste for their jobs. It provides a behind-the-scenes view of a profession as well as a great opportunity to being building a network within the field.

BUSINESS TRAINING PROGRAMS Oxy students are funded to participate in monthlong intensive business immersion programs offered through partnering organizations such as Fullbridge and Koru that offer hard- and soft-skills training to give our students a leg up when entering corporate, marketing, entrepreneurial and nonprofit jobs.

TIGERLINK Students and alumni can explore available jobs on our online job board with full-time, part-time, summer and temporary work posted regularly.

SOMER GREENE ’16

ESTRELLA LUCERO ’14

Major: Community Development and Media Communications, Sociology minor Career Services and Fellowships Experience: InternLA, Cornuelle Fellowship, WIMS Career Aspiration: Attending University of Cambridge after graduation. Looking to pursue nonprofit management

Major: Politics Career Services Experience: InternLA, CORO Fellowship Current Role: State Senate campaign staff Career Aspiration: Community advocate

I first went to the Fellowships Office for help in creating my own major. My sophomore year I started working with Career Services because I wanted an internship. Valerie saw me as a sophomore, and I was lost. She immediately provided me with handouts and taught me how to set up my LinkedIn profile. The Cornuelle Fellowship was I don’t really think I chose Oxy. a summer internship opportunity at I walked onto campus and felt Community Partners. My dream job like the students and I spoke was to work there, but I never would have even thought of applying— the same language.” I needed a push. Community Partners helps community organizations with logistics—like planning, fundraising and managing— allowing organizations to stay focused on their mission. I was on the fiscal sponsorships team, so I oversaw the inner workings of nonprofits. Once a week I would get together with students and Career Services staff and other interns to reflect. I saw the challenge of working in nonprofits—it’s stressful. It also showed me that I belong in nonprofits but that I don’t have to go right away. I can go to grad school in between. Now, after graduation, I’m going to the University of Cambridge to study sociology—getting my master’s with an emphasis in media and culture. I never would have done that without this office.

Of the many beneficial experiences I had with Career Services, the StrengthsQuest assessment has been one of the most valuable tools that I used throughout my time at Oxy and beyond. When I first took the assessment, it highlighted my strengths. When I retook the assessment four years later, I was surprised to see how my strengths had grown and changed. Through Career Services I had a summer internship organizing with the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center, and it was a formational experience for me. I was able to experience firsthand what grassroots organizing looks and feels like while being supported by the InternLA program. Being able to debrief the internship experience with fellow students strengthened the impact of that summer. In particular, we completed a value-ranking exercise that forced us to clarify what it was that we value in our careers. The Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs was a life-changing experience. I am so grateful to Career Services and National Fellowships for suggesting that I apply, and for training applicants so rigorously. Once I had made the decision to apply, both offices invested so much time in reviewing our essays, prepping us for various parts of the strenuous CORO application process, and making sure we were as prepared as we could be.

CAREER SERVICES

ON THE JOB

The Joan Payden Career Associates Program is a phenomenal resource funded by our employer partner Payden & Rygel to help facilitate the transference of the liberal arts experience into marketable skills. It funds about 15 highly professionalized internship experiences over the summer in for-profit businesses in science, finance and other for-profit areas. Students work a 40-hour week and acquire a wealth of knowledge about an occupational area of interest.

Major: Economics Career Services Experience: Fullbridge Program, InternLA Current Role: Economist with Payden & Rygel

As an international student, one of the things I knew coming into college was that I would need full-time employment if I wanted to stay in the United States right after graduation. I worked very closely with Career Services early on, attending career fairs, Business Industry Night and Tech Industry Night and meeting with alumni and employers who recruited at Oxy. In my sophomore year, I started looking into the Fullbridge Program. The program was an intensive 30-day boot camp in Boston, where we went through a series of exercises and group projects. It culminated in a full business meeting, fake board and all, in which we presented our business idea. It definitely helped me prepare for interviewing with other finance firms. The summer of my junior year I interned with Payden & Rygel. Joan Payden, the CEO, is on our Board of Trustees and a strong member of the Oxy community. I interviewed with an Oxy alum who had also done the Kahane U.N. Program at Oxy, so we connected right off the bat. I was able to meet with more alumni who worked at the firm, helping me advance in my career and build a network at this firm even as an intern. I graduated in May 2015 and started working full time at Payden & Rygel as an economist. I’m currently working toward getting my chartered financial analyst certification.

EMIKO SCHWAB ’16 Major: Biology Career Services Experience: InternLA, Payden Career Associates Program Career Aspiration: Physician’s Assistant I chose Oxy specifically because I believe in the intersection between science and the arts. I’ve had various research opportunities while at Oxy. I currently work in the Moore Lab of Zoology, and through InternLA I did research in a corporate setting. Through those two experiences, I’ve gone on a journey that has led me to realize that I want to become a physician’s assistant. Career Services had a specific opportunity through InternLA with Response Genetics. I had the opportunity to work on cancer research—specifically to see how treatment would work on individuals. My experience with cancer research is like the thread in between everything I’ve wanted to do. I’ve actually gained a very deep relationship with my supervisor at Response Genetics—she has been a guiding force for me, helping me to explore different directions in the science field. Through this opportunity, I’ve been able to find my place in the sciences.

CAREER SERVICES

THE JOAN PAYDEN CAREER ASSOCIATES PROGRAM

SID SARAVAT ’15

WILLIAM HUANG ’16 Major: Economics Career Services Experience: InternLA, Payden Career Associates Program Career Aspiration: After graduation will participate in Citibank rotational program I first visited the Career Center as a first-year. Little did I know that I My internship with DineEquity was beginning a four-year relationship with a family of mentors who is consistently one of my main would guide me over the course of my college career. With InternLA, I interned at DineEquity, the parent company of talking points in interviews.” IHOP and Applebee’s, because I was interested in operations roles. I believed that working in operations would allow me to apply my strong analytical skills while gaining a deeper understanding of business decision-making. My internship with DineEquity is consistently one of my main talking points in interviews and has allowed me to demonstrate a breadth of desirable skills and traits. When I graduate, I will serve as a commercial banking analyst in a 30-month rotation program with Citi. Regardless of my career path, I plan on working hard to attend a top-10 business school within the next five years.

The National and International Fellowships Office connects students and alumni to valuable and enriching fellowship opportunities domestically and internationally. These opportunities include independent research, creating and implementing community projects, language learning, teaching and public service experience. The Fulbright Program

California Capital Fellows

Goldwater Scholarship

Public Policy and International Affairs Fellowship

Carnegie Endowment Junior Fellowship

Luce Scholars Program CORO Fellows Program in Public Affairs

Manna Selassie ’14 embraces the local culture of Nanjing, China, where she studied abroad as a junior at Oxy. She subsequently taught English in Taiwan thanks to the support of a Fulbright fellowship.

National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program

Truman Scholarship

PABLO ROMANO ’14 Major: Cognitive Science Pre-Health Advising and Fellowships Experience: Pre-med track, Fulbright fellow in Argentina Current Role: Recently returned from Argentina, applying to medical school for M.D. and master’s in public health I’ve wanted to be a doctor since I was a child. A lot of it has to do with my mother being physician in Mexico before coming to the United States So I grew up with a Latin American mindset, and thought Argentina would be easy to adjust to. That was wildly wrong. For my Fulbright fellowship I lived in a rural province in northern Argentina and didn’t have access to many resources. I taught English and also worked with a physician who worked with tuberculosis patients. We did a public health research study on patients who are not taking their tuberculosis medication, and were looking at ways to help them complete their treatment. It opened my eyes to some of the public health needs that are going unanswered in Argentina and around the world. The process of applying for a Fulbright is pretty stressful. The Fellowships Office closely Oxy’s process makes guides you through Oxy internal deadlines sure our applicants are and the external Fulbright deadlines. You first the best they can be.” submit your application to Oxy, and further prepare with a faculty interview on campus. Oxy’s process makes sure our applicants are the best they can be. Regarding teaching English: I believe if you’re going to be a good physician, you also have to be a good teacher. You have to be capable of educating your patients, helping them come to a solution for themselves.

Fulbright producer among bachelor’s-granting institutions since 2012

CJ FAULWELL ’14 Major: Economics, Mathematics Fellowships and Career Services Experience: Goldwater Fellow, Schwarzman Scholar finalist Current Role: Real Estate Consulting, RCLCO I went to Oxy to play basketball at a great academic institution in Los Angeles. Since graduation, I’ve been working at a real estate consulting firm (RCLCO) as a member of the firm’s Institutional Advisory Services Group. I first came to the fellowships adviser my sophomore year on the prompting of an academic adviser. I’ve applied for many fellowships. The National and International Fellowships Office provided support every step of the way for each of my fellowship applications. Kim spent many hours with me to determine which awards fit my future goals. Through the process of applying for the Goldwater Fellowship, I was able to think deeply about my mathematical and scientific interests, guiding both my future research endeavors and career path. Career Services also helped me focus my career search and taught me the correct way to approach finding a job. The help of the Fellowships Office truly shaped my current career path. Without them, I would be without vital conversations and thinking processes that deeply influenced my eventual career decisions.

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIPS

ADRIENNE ADAMS ’17 Major: Critical Theory and Social Justice Fellowships and Career Services experience: Point Foundation Scholar, Truman Scholar applicant Career Aspiration: Ph.D. in Performance Studies

OXY STUDENTS HAVE RECEIVED FELLOWSHIPS DOMESTICALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY

Through individualized advising appointments, I connect students and alums to amazing, high-impact domestic and international opportunities offered through national fellowships and awards. I work closely with applicants to find the awards that fit their goals, to connect them to a larger network of application resources, to provide feedback on application materials and to prepare them for fellowship interviews while acting as a guide through the arduous and interesting process of applying for fellowships.”

James Blackett ’15 (below) and Leah Glowacki ’12 (left) not only studied abroad while at Oxy, but went on to English Teaching Assistantships in Mexico as Fulbright fellows after graduation.

In my first year at Oxy I applied for the U.S.-U.K. Fulbright Scholarship. It’s a very intense process. I crafted the application with the Fellowships Office, but ultimately didn’t get it. I was working with Kim Babon in the Fellowships Office while I was abroad applying for the Truman Scholarship—a national scholarship in public service. She was so accommodating, sending me emails, reviewing drafts and hearing about my concerns. I am also a 2015 Point Foundation Scholar, a highly selective financial award given to LGBT students who devote themselves to bettering conditions for LGBT people. I had applied for the Point Foundation Scholarship three times, but was rejected twice. With the help of Dominic Alletto and Valerie Savior in Career Services, I was able to turn that around. Dom mentored me—helping me find what was missing. Valerie and Dom conducted intense mock interviews and helped me crack my narrative. I am very young and eager, yet also filled with so much self-doubt. Fellowships and Career Services has allowed me to have greater confidence in not only applying for things, but also knowing that the way in which I look at the world, which isn’t clear cut, is OK.

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIPS

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— K IM BABON, DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIPS

The Office of Pre-Health Advising guides students and alumni who are interested in matriculating to professional graduate programs in the health sciences. Through individualized counseling sessions and group workshops, we help students clarify their goals and prepare for graduate-level programs in such areas as medicine (including allopathic and osteopathic), dentistry, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, nursing, physical therapy and public health. Students are helped to develop effective personal strategies to successfully achieve their professional and educational goals.

The better I know the students, the better I can support them. We have a lot of conversations about their background and long-term goals, and we develop a plan that is unique to each student or alum. We may include on-campus research or shadowing programs, if they need to have the exposure to medicine. Through those experiences, they get to really understand why medicine is the right path for them.”

MONIQUE VUONG ’07

Major: Biology Pre-Health Advising Experience: Pre-Med, Oxy CHLA shadowing program Career Aspiration: Primary-Care Physician

Major: Biology Pre-Health Advising Experience: Post-graduate advising Current Role: Master’s in biomedical sciences, working toward master’s in nutrition and dietetics

I chose Oxy because I wanted an opportunity to get an education where I was going to be the focus. Even in the sciences, you would think you’d want to go to a big school, but I had this gut feeling that I would get better training here. I knew I wanted to do something in health. I did a biomedical research program in high school but I wasn’t sure what I could do with my interest. I came here thinking I’d be a researcher, or go to med school but focus on research. But in talking with Angela Wood in Oxy’s Pre-Health Advising Office, it dawned on me that that’s not what I was meant to do. I wasn’t passionate about it. She helped me figure out that I wanted to do was primary care. The Oxy CHLA shadowing program confirmed that I like seeing patients. It was a jam-packed two weeks. I got to see different specialties within pediatrics and talk to doctors. From Angela I have also learned a lot about the process of applying to med school. I’m the first person in my immediate family to go to med school and I’m first-generation from El Salvador, so I didn’t know how things work here—how do I apply, when do I take the MCAT, what classes do I take? Med school is getting hard but I think I’m very prepared and able to take on the challenges that med school and residency will present and actually being a physician. Oxy is a huge part of that.

Oxy had all of the important components I was looking for in a school: small student body, good professor-to-student ratio, strong science reputation and diversity. When I visited the campus, it felt like a big family and I wanted to be a part of it. I’ve always had a love for the sciences, but I still wanted the opportunity to be exposed to other disciplines for a well-rounded education. I first started going to the Pre-Health Advising Office my junior year, but it wasn’t until after college that I really started to see my pre-health adviser. After Oxy, I felt very lost about what I wanted to do career-wise. It was during this time that I started to meet with Angela. Angela helped me navigate through my options and provided me with so much information and guidance during a very uncertain time. Even though I was no longer a student, she always made time to meet with me. It took a few tries before I found the right field for me, and Angela was with me every step of the way. Without her, I would not be where I am today and I feel extremely grateful to have met her. The Pre-Health Advising Office is not only a great resource for students, but for alums as well. That is the great thing about going to a small school such as Oxy; all of the resources are at your fingertips. And there is no obstacle, question, or worry that Angela Wood can’t help you address. She is amazing! I obtained a master’s in biomedical sciences at Rosalind Franklin University and am currently working toward getting my master’s in nutrition and dietetics at Loma Linda University.

PRE-HEALTH ADVISING

KAREN MEDINA ’13

— A NGELA WOOD, DIRECTOR OF PRE-HEALTH ADVISING

Occidental students get plenty of opportunities to try out medical careers before committing to that path. As part of the Oxy CHLA program—one of the few such programs in the country—each year a group of Oxy pre-med students spends two weeks shadowing doctors at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles to get a better sense of what the practice of medicine entails and to help them narrow down their fields of interest. They can also pursue research opportunities with the Huntington Medical Research Institute, where students commit to long-term, clinically relevant research. Other local hospitals and groups offering volunteer and research opportunities include County-USC Medical Center, City of Hope, Kaiser Permanente Hospice, Glendale Adventist Memorial Center, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and AIDS Project Los Angeles.

SHIRLEY BAE ’17 Major: Chemistry Pre-Health Advising Experience: Pre-Med, Oxy CHLA shadowing program I am an aspiring physician currently taking pre-med courses. I chose Oxy mostly because it is a small liberal arts college and I longed for faculty and student interaction. I always wanted to become a doctor growing up. I first went to the pre-health advising office because I wasn’t sure what I had to do for med school. Angela has helped me go through all the classes I need to take and other requirements. She helps me in almost everything I do—scheduling my courses, my extracurricular, when to take my MCAT, when to apply for medical school and which medical schools to apply to. Angela helps me feel calm. Whenever I go into her office she offers me tea to calm my nerves and not get anxious about all the studying that I’m doing. Pre-med courses are challenging even for the smartest person on campus. I did the Oxy CHLA shadowing program in my freshman summer. Each day you shadow a different doctor and department, and gain exposure to what they do and what their daily life is like. One of my dream med schools is USC. Angela has invited Oxy alumni from USC med school and that has been really helpful for me to learn what they do and their curriculum.

PRE-HEALTH ADVISING

RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

WE ARE PARTNERS IN SHAPING TOMORROW’S LEADERS. We depend on the support of alumni, parents, faculty and friends of the College to ensure that Occidental graduates are guided throughout the process by a valuable network of resources. Our alumni are a testament to the value of an Oxy degree in the workplace. They also provide a critical role in creating more meaningful transitions for future generations of Oxy students and recent graduates. Occidental is fortunate to have a growing group of people, companies and organizations who recognize the talent and enthusiasm our students bring to everything they do. We need them to keep Oxy students in their sights as we continue to challenge them and foster their ambitions.

SELECTED EMPLOYER PARTNERS

SELECTED MEDICAL SCHOOLS ATTENDED BY OXY ALUMNI

Amazon BCBG MAX AZRIA Center Theater Group Central Intelligence Agency DineEquity DropBox Environment California Goldman Sachs Google JET Program Mattel Nestle Northwestern Mutual Payden & Rygel Peace Corps Southern California Edison Target Teach for America Yelp

Boston University Emory University Georgetown University Johns Hopkins University Keck School of Medicine (USC) New York University Northwestern University Tufts University UC San Diego University of Chicago (Pritzker) University of Pittsburgh

TOP OXY EMPLOYERS City of Los Angeles Google Kaiser Permanente Jet Propulsion Laboratory Los Angeles Unified School District Stanford University USC UCLA U.S. Department of State

Occidental College gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the following supporters of the Hameetman Career Center. Joyce L. Hameetman & Frederick J. Hameetman ’62 Joan A. Payden ••• The Ahmanson Foundation David H. Anderson ’63 & Linda L. Anderson Ann Blume & Bruce Blume P’14 The SahanDaywi Foundation Jay H. Grodin The Halperin Family Dolores “Del” Johnson ’50 & Marshall “Mike” Johnson ’50 The J.M. Kaplan Fund Kristin Hilen Mandt ’70 P’97 The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation The Rose Hills Foundation Carol S. Rountree & Stephen Rountree ’71 Wellner A. Tremallo & Mark V. Tremallo P’12 P’15 Leslie A. Trim & Iraj Vojdani P’14 ••• Lucy C. Chen & Paul Chen P’15 Priscilla Cornell & Charles Cornell P’16 The Cropper Family The Dambro Family Doe C. Florsheim & Henry S. Florsheim P’13 Judith Seidman Gambee ’86 & Stephen M. Gambee ’87 P’14

Jean Griswold ’51 & William Griswold ’50 P’82 P’84 Karen P. Korfmann P’17 Charmean Neithart & Robert H. Neithart ’87 Sarah Newhall ’70 H’13 & David F. Pyle Emily B. Stavis & David M. Polstein P’14 Carrie Schwab Pomerantz & Gary M. Pomerantz P’11 Sandy Richman & Michael Richman P’16 Sheryl Rosenfeld & Warren J. Rosenfeld ’77 Jana R. Schreuder & Eric M. Schreuder P’18 Suzanne & Will Schutte P’17 Catherine Young Selleck ’55 Sally Shapiro & Jim Shapiro Jane A. Solomon & Lawrence R. Solomon ’84 Ellona Spear & Scott G. Spear ’72 P’17 Daniel Springer ’85 Deborah Uba & Grant Uba P’17 Robin P. Tiso-Valentino & Michael P. Valentino P’17 Claudia de Colstoun-Werebe & Roberto Werebe P’16

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