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- Member Spotlight: Martin Cooper
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A member since 1965, Martin Cooper is an engineer and inventor who developed the first cellular phone 41 years ago this month.
- Finding lost souls is in this scientist's DNA
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Dr. Rhonda Roby pioneered victim identification using mitochondrial DNA. Now she leads a team of lab-coated hunters seeking to bring closure to families searching for answers.
- Member Spotlight: Isabella Taylor
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A member since 2008, Isabella Taylor is a 12-year-old college freshman, artist and designer who now has a clothing line at Nordstrom. Her fashion line, which is described as "hippie-grunge, yet feminine," will launch for back-to-school later this year.
- Member Spotlight: Nadia Azzi
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A member since 2012, Nadia Azzi attends the prestigious Julliard School (pre-college division) and Professional Performing Arts School. An award-winning piano prodigy, she played Carnegie Hall at age 11.
- Member Spotlight: Ray Goforth
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A member since 2004, Ray Goforth is Executive Director for the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace and a man who is interested in "mutually satisfying solutions."
- Young Mensan profiled on Today
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Young Mensan Sherwyn Sarabi, 4, who was recently profiled on NBC's Today, "is never satisfied with a simple answer when he asks you a question," says his mother. Meet Sherwyn and see why he is right at home in Mensa.
- December 27, 2013
- Will Lourcey's 2013 food drive
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Young Mensan Will Lourcey visited the National Office during the holiday season to pick up what has become part of his yearly contribution to the Tarrant Area Food Bank.
- Mensa member spotlight: Ernestine Fu
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A Mensa member since 2007, Ernestine Fu is the youngest venture capitalist in Silicon Valley, a public service advocate and an engineering graduate student at Stanford University.