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2016 Innovation Summit Sights & Sounds

Sights and Sounds vignette covering this year’s student and professional engagements with BDPA at SiriusXM Satellite Radio Studios and Bowie State University. In cover photo, SiriusXM Automotive Executive, John Arnold, demonstrates new apps and console in a 2016 Cadillac CT6 during BDPA’s annual TECH & MEDIA reception and studio tour in Washington, D.C.

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AT&T members and Interns join Regional BDPA chapters at SiriusXM’s annual Tech and Media Reception during BDPA’s Regional Innovation Summit.

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Regional High School Computer Competition (HSCC) finalists compete for final National HSCC top-coder slots at Bowie State University as teams advance to National BDPA scholarship rounds. 

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BDPA IT Showcase participants and BDPA Student Members ask questions to Industry panelists about technology trends, emerging challenges, start-ups, scholarships, and internship opportunities.
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