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Michael Lutaaya wins Apple scholarship

May 20, 2016 by Sonia Chiasson

Close up photo of Michael LutaayaUndergraduate and former CHORUS lab Research Assistant  Michael Lutaaya was recently awarded an Apple scholarship to attend their upcoming week-long WWDC Developers’ Conference in June in San Francisco. To apply for the scholarship, he had to submit an app that he’s worked on that shows creative use of Apple technologies and write an essay about his programming process. Apples says they received a record number of submissions and that the process was “extremely” competitive.

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