Ms. Shull Case Study

Alexa Cahill is graduating from Middletown High School North this coming June. She will be attending Ramapo College of New Jersey in the fall as a member of the Honors College. Here Alexa will be majoring in biology. She plans on pursuing a career in medicine as a doctor of osteopathy (DO) and is a part of the joint 4+4 program with Ramapo College and Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) in order to achieve this. She feels so blessed for these opportunities and very excited for the

MILLERSBURG — The only one of two candidates to accept an invitation to participate in a “Meet the Candidates” event, Holmes County Municipal Judge Andrew Hyde spoke Thursday about himself, his experience and the judicial system in general as he defended his position as incumbent.

Dr. Winner received her undergraduate Bachelor of Science degree from Stanford University in 2001, and then took an astounding three year break before even beginning medical school. Interestingly, she decided to enter onto the pre med track later in college and so she applied later as well, which accounted for one year of her break. However, being from Alaska, one of her desires was to go to the University of Washington in Seattle, as it was considered a state medical school because Alaska did not have one. She applied there, but was rejected. Columbia University, however, did accept her, but she did not want to go there, as she viewed it as being “halfway across the country from her.” So she asked to defer her enrollment and surprisingly, they allowed it. So, in that year

After high school, she left her hometown of Durango, a place she called “a wonderful place to grow up,” in order to fuel that spark. She earned her undergraduate degree in Biology and Athletic Training from Adams State College before continuing on to Physical Therapy school at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver.

Libby Faffler, LNHA, became interested in health care administration during her undergraduate education at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Originally, when she began her college education she wanted to become a nurse. That plan changed during her sophomore year after she transferred to the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. It was during this time that she realized nursing was not the path she wanted to take. However, Libby was still interested in the health care field and wanted to pursue a career in that direction. When she looked at the health care administration major, she noticed that most of her pre-nursing courses coincided with the courses needed for the health care administrator major. Libby then decided to pursue a degree in health care

Eventually, she started working at Florida Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic medicine, where she enjoys teaching her students and caring for her patients. Currently she practiced medicine for more than 20 years. As a result, of her mother working as a nurse, it inspired her to be a doctor and get into

Time flows like a river and you find yourself not thinking the way you used to as a child. As I grew older, my dreams and goals changed as well as my mindset on how to achieve those aspirations. Mercyhurst University’s Public Health Program is the main step toward helping me achieve my career goal of becoming a Registered Health Information Technician. I’d like to define success as many achievements and accomplishments, as well as the coming of knowledge for that which was unknown to one’s self. Therefore, there should never be an ending to a success story. It was when I graduated as a medical assistant that sparked the realization to what field I was most interested in.

Merck’s aggressive lobbying campaign was intended to boost sales of its Gardasil vaccine, which received Food and Drug Administration approval. FDA approved Gardasil on June 8, 2006, for females ages 9 -26 to help prevent cervical, vulvar and vaginal cancers caused by Human Papillomavirus (HPV). It included types 16 and 18 and genital warts caused by HPV types 6 and 11 (Bethel University, 2011). The FDA gave Gardasil a fast approval, something called a “Fast Track”. This is used when a drug that is targeted to a certain disease has been developed, and can be for therapy. To have a product “Fast Track” it must poses the following; avoid serious side effects, improvement the diagnosis of a disease, and show superior effectiveness

In the small village of Wimbe, a brave Malawian boy used the power of the wind alongside the power of his mind to create a windmill to bring the proper electricity to his village. Even when the odds were against him, he worked to overcome the incessant drought that stirred his family and friends. This boy’s name is William Kamkwamba. At a young age, William was a curious child, always questioning the meaning of seemingly simple concepts. He valued education despite being kicked out of his school for not paying his fees.

Imagine yourself as not belonging in your own home, never feeling that you belong. The films’ “Canadian-ness” lies in the way the characters and cultural types are expressed in the cinematic features such as the narrative, characterization, setting, dialogue, mise-en-scene and the lighting of both films. Both of these films present main characters searching to find the Canadian dream of success, but are faced with the limitations of their own backgrounds that expose the films’ Canadian styling’s. The main characters in Goin Down the Road (dir. Shebib, 1970) and Double Happiness (dir. Shum, 1994) are all foreigners in their own country and the Canadian narrative brings this out.

Although, this part of my life is over, there will always be lessons never to be forgotten. Now, I am 27 year old college student at Guilford Technical Community College with a full time job with one of the most successful companies in the state. My job is both challenging and rewarding, but it is not the dream I had before. Health and wellness has always been important to me. I am an avid natural bodybuilder and soon to be licensed personal trainer with the National Academy of Sports Medicine. Health has been a core theme in my life and will never be replaced. In some respect the last 10 years has led me to this career path. The persistence of a friend to get me to join the Gym when I felt all was lost developed a love that has never broken; my drive to make a difference in people’s lives when they asked me for my help in achieving their weight loss goal; and finally, a random suggestion of a client and friend to look into physical therapy as a career when deciding on a path after my

Having a career is important to me and I will try my best to become whatever I want to be. In this following essay, I will explain how I plan on achieving my goal and aspiration of becoming a sports medicine physician. My career choice is to be a sports medicine physician. I chose this career because it offers everything I like into one job. This job has science, medicine and sports. I’ve always been athletic and loved sports and I’ve always had a passion for science. Sports medicine physician gives me the opportunity to help athletes get better and become the best that they can be. I also chose this job because I feel that it will be exciting with a new challenge every day.

A Denver-based marketing and social media professional, Heidi Jewell holds a bachelor of arts and science with an emphasis in communication studies and photography from Concordia University in Montreal, Canada. Before graduating, she completed a web video internship with WatchMojo.com in Montreal, a photography internship with Teen Vogue in New York City, and a radio internship at WOKQ-FM in Dover, New Hampshire. Heidi Jewell went on to establish herself as a successful photographer and online content producer, working for a number of media organizations in greater Nashville, Tennessee.

Dr. Ng is an Asian American who was born and raised in South El Monte California. He is the first generation within his family to go to college. He earned his undergrad and masters at California State university Fullerton and his Ph.D at the university of Alabama. As an undergrad his major was undeclared. This is because; Dr. Ng was not sure what he wanted to do. However, he always had a passion for fitness. (For example, growing up in high school he played football and was on the wrestling team and in college he played rugby. Further more, as and adult his passion for fitness continues, he enjoys badminton, cycling, skiing and weight training to name a few.)

This applicant describes the limits of the field he plans to pursue: "However, in time physical therapy became the logical focus of my attention for a number of reasons. For one, I have memories from a very young age of my grandfather in Czechoslovakia, disabled by a stroke, his problems unmitigated by any attempts at physical therapy. I will never forget the devastating consequences of this." He goes on to describe ways