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Where do you live?: canada

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

Which college or university?: dawood college of engineering and technology

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: imtiaz ahmed

Your graduation date?: 1981

Your major?: chemical engineering

What do you do for a living?: Quality Assurance in the service industry consultant

Any professional affiliations? Memberships in professional orgs?: member of professional engineer of ontario

What have you done for your alma mater lately?: signing in

Tell us about you:: graduated from Happy Dale nazimabad/Adamjee Science College/Dawood College Karachi/ came to Canada in 1984. Since then part of Canadian Economy. Consultant with P>Q>A London, Ontario. Member of EEPAC, City of London, Canda. Board member of London Mosque, Cross Cultural learning Centre, London Town Homes. Married with three Son and wife.

What are your hobbies?: Love Ice Skating/Soccer Coach for Boys.

Your favorite books?: Holy Quran/Man and Movement by Harold m. Barrow.

Favorite Music:: Classical/Jugjeet /Insha jee.

Favorite TV Shows:: Wheel of Fortune

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