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Meet Julie Mangada, Research Scientist at the Buck

On NPAT's 'Sounding Board' show, Mangada talks about her career and how it evolved.

Julie Mangada is an amazing research scientist who works at our own local Buck Institute. She is a wonderful role model for any young woman considering this field.

Watch the attached video from our Sounding Board show to learn how Julie’s career evolved, how she was paid to get her education, and how she now has an enviable job at the Buck here in Novato. Even though I sound like I have a bag over my head, you will love listening to Julie! Awesome!

The Sounding Board programs on Novato Public Access Television are produced by club members of Soroptimist International of Novato. This blog is a review of a program recently shown on a Wednesday evening at 7 or 7:30 p.m. and repeated on Saturday morning at 9 and 9:30 a.m. NPAT is our local Channel 26. NPAT's full programming can be viewed at www.npat.org/.

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