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 Hello everyone, my name is Evan Kollman. I am from Eastern Oregon I enrolled in this course because I am interested in the marketing aspect of business but also because it is a requirement for my degree. I am a business administration major. The aspect of marketing that I want to learn about the most is the psychological aspect of marketing. One thing I enjoy outside of college is working in the agricultural field, as a grain elevator operator in the summer.

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