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Where do you live?: Karachi

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): Rehan

Which college or university?: International University of Missouri Karachi Campus

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: dont know

Your graduation date?: 1997( Masters)

Your major?: Marketing

What do you do for a living?: working in KESC

Any professional affiliations? Memberships in professional orgs?: None

What have you done for your alma mater lately?: as i am attached with Energy Conservation Department i am arranging interactive sessions among students to give them awareness on energy crises, global warming and how to conserve Energy.

Tell us about you:: i am gregarious and fun loving type of person, i paint my emotions on canvas in my leisure hours and always eager to work for the ailing humanity.

What are your hobbies?: Reading, movies, swimming & painting

Your favorite books?: Travelogues by Qamar Ali Abbasi

Favorite Music:: all types including Ghazals, folk, pop, rock etc

Favorite TV Shows:: Talk shows on current issues etc

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