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Darlene Wong
Software Engineer
Darlene Wong is a Senior Software Engineer with a proven track record of success in tech companies across various industries like security, networking, mobile, social networking, gaming, and retail.
She expresses a deep passion for creating and implementing innovative and resilient software solutions.
Darlene acquired her B.S. in Computer Science & Engineering from UCLA and went on to pursue her M.S. in Computer Engineering from Santa Clara University.
Her professional journey includes roles such as Principal Software Engineer, Senior Staff Engineer, and Senior Software Engineer at Palo Alto Networks, along with positions at Tango Me, Juniper Networks, NearbyNow, and Cisco Systems.
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Come join us for our upcoming Improv Workshop happening on July 26th!
➤ How often have you struggled with something to say when you're put "on the spot"? ➤ Have you ever frozen like "a deer in the headlights" when all eyes in the room were looking at you? Improvisational theater (improv) skills build your confidence in your ability to speak up when it counts. In this fun, interactive session you will experience easy improv exercises which improve your listening skills, creative thinking and ability to be “in the moment”. Come to the workshop to improve your communication skills and to get comfortable being uncomfortable.
The session is being held in-person and online so everyone can attend! No need to bring money, it is entirely free. Expect refreshments, laughter, and lucky giveaway prizes. When: Friday, July 26th @6PM-7:30PM Pacific Time
Where: Santa Clara University Leavey School of Business, LUCAS HALL Room #308 OR attend online Zoom link: https://bit.ly/scumbat
About the Host: Elaine Lung is a presentation skills expert who helps professionals stand up and speak up with confidence so that they can get the results they want. She has studied improv with the Bay Area improv schools: Comedy Sportz, BATS, and Made Up Theatre. She is a Certified World Class Speaking Coach and co-founder of the first San Francisco Bay Area Toastmasters club to specialize in improv skills, the Silicon Valley Improvmasters, where improv games are played at every meeting.
