Menansili Mejooli is a doctoral student in biomedical engineering from Arusha, Tanzania. After earning his undergraduate degree in Shanghai, China, he decided to pursue further education at Cornell after a chance encounter with former Cornell graduate students while working at the Arusha Technical College in Tanzania. Get to know him in this spotlight on the Cornell Graduate School website.
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