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Also, there is nothing wrong with admitting that you realized you seemed nervous the first time around. If you end up talking to a member that you already met the first time you went through recruitment, I think it's perfectly acceptable to say "There were so many things I wanted to ask you when we met in the fall but I was just having such an off day. I'd love to hear more about your philanthropy opportunities", or something like that. That would show you're aware that their first impression wasn't what you wanted them to see, and that you're eager to show them your true self this time.
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