Habeshas In Tech empowers Habesha students at George Mason University by bringing valuable career resources, mentorship, and professional opportunities directly to our community. Through workshops, networking, mentorship, and connections with industry professionals, HIT creates a supportive environment where Habesha students can build their skills, explore career pathways, and thrive in the technology industry.
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