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{{Team Member
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|Has team sponsor=McNair Center
|position=Research Team
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|Went to school=Rice
|degree=Bachelor of Arts
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|Has team position=Student
|major=Mathematical Economic Analysis
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|Has job title=Researcher
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|Has name=Veeral Shah
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|Has or doing degree=Bachelor
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|Has academic major=MTEC
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|class=2019
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|join_date=1 June 2016
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|Has skills=Excel, Writing
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|interests=Finance, Economics
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|fun_fact=First ever track and field competition was on 7th birthday
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|Has email=vss2@rice.edu
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|Has skype=veera1shah
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|Has team status=Inactive
 
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|join_date=1 June 2016
 
|class=2019
 
|email=vss2@rice.edu
 
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=History=
=Veeral Shah=
 
 
 
 
==Early Life==
 
==Early Life==
 
Veeral was born in Cortlandt Manor, New York and lived there for the first 18 years of his life. His mother and father, Sejal and Sanjay Shah, are both immigrants from India who moved to America in the early 1990's. Veeral grew up learning both English as well as his parents' native language of Gujurati. Veeral participated in several sports as a child, including soccer, basketball, and track and field.
 
Veeral was born in Cortlandt Manor, New York and lived there for the first 18 years of his life. His mother and father, Sejal and Sanjay Shah, are both immigrants from India who moved to America in the early 1990's. Veeral grew up learning both English as well as his parents' native language of Gujurati. Veeral participated in several sports as a child, including soccer, basketball, and track and field.
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==College==
 
==College==
 
Veeral enrolled at Rice University in August of 2015. He arrived at Rice as a computational and applied math major. He also joined the Rice Track and Field team. During his first semester at Rice, Veeral changed his desired major to Mathematical Economic Analysis. After completing his first full year at Rice, Veeral accepted an internship offer to work at the McNair Center for Entrepreneurship under Dr. Ed Egan.
 
Veeral enrolled at Rice University in August of 2015. He arrived at Rice as a computational and applied math major. He also joined the Rice Track and Field team. During his first semester at Rice, Veeral changed his desired major to Mathematical Economic Analysis. After completing his first full year at Rice, Veeral accepted an internship offer to work at the McNair Center for Entrepreneurship under Dr. Ed Egan.
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Latest revision as of 10:52, 6 October 2020

Team Member
Student
Veeral Shah
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Information
Status Inactive
Degree Bachelor
Major MTEC
Skills (Students only) Excel, Writing
Email vss2@rice.edu
Skype veera1shah
Projects Accelerator Industry Classification (Data), Accelerator Seed List (Data), Accelerators (Data), URL Finder (Tool)
School Rice
Job Title Researcher
Sponsor McNair Center
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History

Early Life

Veeral was born in Cortlandt Manor, New York and lived there for the first 18 years of his life. His mother and father, Sejal and Sanjay Shah, are both immigrants from India who moved to America in the early 1990's. Veeral grew up learning both English as well as his parents' native language of Gujurati. Veeral participated in several sports as a child, including soccer, basketball, and track and field.

High School

Veeral went to Walter Panas High School. He was a member of the school's cross country and track and field teams for all four years of high school. He was president of the National Honor Society his senior year of high school. Veeral was admitted to the Social Sciences department of Rice University in Houston, Texas in April of 2015.

College

Veeral enrolled at Rice University in August of 2015. He arrived at Rice as a computational and applied math major. He also joined the Rice Track and Field team. During his first semester at Rice, Veeral changed his desired major to Mathematical Economic Analysis. After completing his first full year at Rice, Veeral accepted an internship offer to work at the McNair Center for Entrepreneurship under Dr. Ed Egan.