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SAP iXp Hack4Good

By Jessica



The SAP iXp Hack4Good is an immersive and virtual experience from October 23 (2p.m. EDT) to October 25 (Judging starts 2p.m. EDT) that aims to foster collaboration through a purpose-driven challenge. During the weekend, you’ll be able to create innovative and sustainable solutions to give back to our community – and have fun doing it!  

The University of Waterloo is one of only 4 schools selected in Canada to join this exclusive event. You’ll join other students, and also current SAP interns, from Canada, USA, and Waterloo. 

Please sign-up using Major League Hacking’s registration form (in the link above) before Oct 22, but please note that spots are limited so the earlier the better! We look forward to meeting you! 

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