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The opportunity to write this column as the president of the IEEE Signal Processing Society (SPS) was far beyond my imagination when I first joined the SPS as a graduate student member in the 1990s. Career growth through the eyes of an SPS student member was a long journey filled with uncertainty. And at that time, SPS had few female or Asian leaders to model. Like many of you, I started by joining the tens of thousands of loyal readers of IEEE Signal Processing Magazine (SPM) and became engaged as a volunteer with the SPS and IEEE in an effort to learn and grow.
