Student Spotlight: Diego Temkin
Senior Diego Temkin is double majoring in 6-3, Computer Science and Engineering, and 11, Urban Planning. The McAllen, TX native is involved with MIT’s Dormitory Council (DormCon), helps to maintain Hydrant (formerly Firehose)/CourseRoad, and is both a member of the Student Information Processing Board (MIT’s oldest computing club) and a SuperUROP scholar.
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