#13 Rob McLain
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A university professor impacts student lives at such a crucial moment in one's development. For co-host Jacob Larsen, Dr. Rob McLain from California State University, Fullerton is an educator who truly made a difference. Come listen to an intriguing conversation about the state of Social Science education in our country today. This intellectual back and forth will surely be intriguing and will hopefully start a dialogue that can make a positive impact on non-STEM fields.
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