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University Leadership Initiative - 3661
Registration Information
Organization Number: 3661
First Registered On: 03-07-2005
Last Registered On: 04-12-2013
Organization Information
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Status: Active
Purpose: To promote and acquire support for the Dream Act - a proposed law which would benefit undocumented students to obtain legal status and therefore practice their professions.
Membership: None
Functions: To participate in conferences and social events to disseminate knowledge about the Dream Act. The organization will have fundraisers throughout the semester.
Organization Type: Special Interest
Contact Information
Phone: (512) 350-6064
E-mail: uli.utaustin@gmail.com
Web site: http://www.universityleadership.org
Representatives: (Name, Title)
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Juana Guzman, President
Walter Trejo, Vice-President
Diana Morales, Secretary
Manuel Ramirez, Campus Relations
Rubi Espiricueta, Treasurer
Javier Huamani, Historian
Sheridan Lagunas, United We Dream Affiliate
Anayeli Marcos, Texas DREAM Alliance Lead
Campus Office Address: 306
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