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Robl Tewelde Reflection

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I am Robel Tewelde, a student from the University of South Dakota. You helped me out with a project that I had earlier this year and I was wondering if during the summer is there any help that I can do as a volunteer for the Skyforce or Pentagon. I am from Sioux Falls, and I think this would be a great opportunity for me to use. I am willing to do anything to get a better feel of my major and this would be a great chance to hopefully get more networking experience to help me in the long run. I understand this is the off-season and things mike be limited or nothing to do, but I would look to work with the Skyforce as a home grown kid! Also, congrats to you and the team for winning the Championship recently! I hope to get a respond if there

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