By Moira Cain If I told you that I once almost passed out watching a video of a woman changing her ostomy bag, would you be worried about me during my clinical rotation? Well, that actually happened, and I was very worried. I started my 10 week primary clinical rotation at CalvertHealth Medical Center backContinue reading “You’ll Probably Change Your Mind”
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IMPROVISING IN THE KITCHEN
By Megan McClelland Growing up, one of my favorite things was coming home to a warm, home-cooked meal. My mom was the best cook. She would make all kinds of foods: chicken marsala, homemade ravioli, beef broccoli stir fry. I was always guessing what would be on the daily menu. As I got older, IContinue reading “IMPROVISING IN THE KITCHEN”
The Five Elements of Communication
By Amy Sun Quiet. Shy. Introverted. These are only some of the words people have used in the past when describing me. Hearing this, I decided that I would strengthen my communication skills. I have made progress and continue to seek out ways to work on my skills. As an undergraduate student, I took publicContinue reading “The Five Elements of Communication”
Fighting Fires and Health Risks
By: Sina D’Amico Firefighters are used to putting their lives on the line to save others. It’s a risky business, but so is eating like many firefighters do, as I found out during my three-week rotation with the dietitian for Montgomery County’s firefighters. After receiving a full run-down of what the dietitian does day inContinue reading “Fighting Fires and Health Risks”
Discovering One Style Doesn’t Fit All
By Leslie MacManus According to a recent survey by the National Survey of Student Engagement, on average, college freshmen write more than 90 pages during the school year and college seniors write more than 140 pages. If you do the math, that could be around 450 pages of papers during a full undergraduate career! AddContinue reading “Discovering One Style Doesn’t Fit All”