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Education Mcneil H S | Expected Graduation: June 2017 GPA: 3.929/4 | Austin, TX / USA Austin Community College District | 2014 - 2016 Dual Enrolled | Austin, TX Cedar Valley Middle | 2010 - 2013 Austin, TX / USA

Accomplishments 4.0 GPA | 08/31/2013 - Present

Received at least a 4.0 GPA out of a 5.0 GPA National Merit Commended Student | 09/16/2016 - 09/16/2016

Achieved a selection index score of 209 on PSAT Best Female Tennis Player | 04/01/2014 - Present

Awarded to the best tennis player for respective grade on the McNeil Tennis Team

Received the award 9th, 10th, and 11th grade AP Scholar with Distinction | 07/15/2016 - Present

Granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of

these exams RRISD Leadership Award and Banquet | 10/01/2013 - Present

Invited all four years for recognition as a club officer Jefferson Award Red Level | 10/26/2016 - 06/02/2017

Awarded for 20 confirmed hours of volunteer work on UGIVE.ORG HOSA Happenings State and National Recognition | 04/01/2015 - 07/01/2016

Wrote monthly articles about my local chapter's HOSA and submitted it to the State and National Office for review

Achieved state and national recognition in both 2015 and 2016 1st in Chemistry at TAME State | 05/02/2015 - 05/02/2015

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3.929 GPA on a 4.0 scale

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Placed 1st in Chemistry at TAME State Competition 4th on 12th Grade Test at TAME Area | 02/04/2017 - 02/04/2017

Placed 4st in 12th Grade at TAME Area Competition 2nd in AP Chemistry at TAME Area | 02/20/2016 - 02/20/2016

Placed 2nd in AP Chemistry at TAME Area Competition 4th Place in Chemistry at TAME Area | 01/31/2015 - 01/31/2015

Placed 4th in Chemistry at TAME Area Competition 4th in Pharmacology at HOSA Area | 12/02/2016 - 12/02/2016

Had the 4th highest score in the HOSA Pharmacology test at the are level

Extracurricular / Community Service HOSA- Future Health Professionals | 09/01/2013 - 06/02/2017

HOSA is an international student organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the Health Science Education

(HSE) Division of ACTE. I have been an active member of HOSA since 9th grade, attending meetings and participating in service

projects.. In my local chapter's HOSA, I was historian 10th grade and vice president 11th grade. I am currently co-president with

Spence Blood. We are in charge of creating our chapter's program of work and running our general and officer meetings. We are also

heavily involved with paperwork and the promotion of HOSA. Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering | 09/01/2010 - 06/02/2017

Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering is an STEM-based club. TAME hosts competition, which includes science and mathematics

testing and an engineering design challenge. I have been participating in STEM Competition since 6th grade. I dedicated a day for

competition each years and hours to study for the test with my fellow classmates. McNeil Tennis Team | 08/01/2013 - 06/02/2017

Junior Varsity (9th)

Played 3rd line in team tennis and A girl singles for spring season

Westwood’s Freshman Tournament A Girl Singles Consolations Winner

2nd place at districts for freshmen girl singles

Varsity (10th-12th)

2nd place for fall season team districts (10th)

Qualified for 13-6A Area for fall season team tennis (10th, 12th)

Copperas Cove Bulldog’s Varsity Tournament B Mix Consolations Winner

Co- Captain (12th) St. David’s Round Rock Medical Center Teen Volunteer Program | 06/01/2016 - 08/08/2016

For 56 hours over the summer of 2016, I volunteered on the Surgical and Oncology Floor. My duties included restocking the point of

use room and nurse’s stations, answering call lights, and relaying information to nurses or medical assistants. I was also allowed to

shadowed medical assistants when I finished all my other duties. I work 4 hours a week twice a week (Tuesdays and Thursdays) for

seven weeks. Seton Northwest Hospital Teen Volunteer Program | 06/01/2015 - 08/01/2015

As a teen volunteer at the front desk, I helped Pre-OP patients with check-in and paperwork, escorted Pre-OP patients to their

designation. I also delivered flowers to patients throughout the hospital, transferred patients throughout the hospital, and discharged

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patients in a wheelchair. Because I was at the front of the hospital, I also had to redirect lost patients and family members when

necessary. National Honor Society | 10/01/2015 - 06/02/2017

I was inducted in my local chapter of NHS in October of 2015. It's the biggest service organization at my school. Through NHS, we

volunteer at our local elementary schools, help support our school's care closet, and show our gratitude to our teachers and staff with

our monthly Golden Horseshoe event. At the end of 2016, I had the 2nd most amount of approved volunteer hours for the junior class.

During my senior year, I was the acting Vice President of Inside and Outside Points. I manage all point opportunities other than

meetings and tutoring and aid in our monthly service projects that we have during the meeting. As an officer, I am also a judge for the

annual NHS trivia night. #BeAHero Mu Alpha Theta | 10/01/2014 - 06/02/2017

Mu Alpha Theta is our school's math honor society. It's also the biggest club at our school. In this club, I have competed in math

competitions including our annual school-wide math relay and tutored underclassmen in math. Orchestra | 08/31/2013 - 06/02/2015

Violin Science U.I.L. | 11/01/2015 - 03/25/2017

The purpose of the Science Contest is to challenge high school students to do a wide range of reading in biology, chemistry and

physics, to gain an understanding of the significance of experiments rather than to recall obscure details, to be alert to new discoveries

and information in the areas of science, to gain an understanding of the basic principles as well as knowledge of the history and

philosophy of science, and to foster a sense of enthusiasm about science and how it affects our daily lives.

The contest consists of a two-hour objective test with 60 questions – 20 from biology, 20 from chemistry and 20 from physics.

3rd place for team at district competition (11th)

10th place for individual at district competition (11th) Serving Our Society | 09/15/2013 - 06/01/2015

Serving Our Society was a service organization to help underclassmen find volunteer opportunities. I was the treasurer for the club for

both 9th and 10th grade. I was in charge of our fundraisers and managing the money. Through SOS, I was able to volunteer Wyoming

Springs and the Round Rock Serving Center. Anderson Mill Barracudas Swim Team | 05/01/2011 - 09/01/2014

Most approved in 2011 and 2013 for age group Academy Ambassadsor | 08/31/2015 - 06/02/2017

Represented Health Science Academy

Attended and ran booth at middle school career fairs

Attended Academy Night and Open House to explain the health academy at McNeil High School Student Leadership Advisory Committee | 10/01/2016 - 06/02/2017

Club that gathers all presidents to aid each other in upcoming events and help principal with school events and decisions

Part of the Next Big Thing (NBT) Committee, which is a huge school promotion project Wyoming Springs Assisted Living and Memory Care | 04/01/2014 - 12/01/2014

During my time at Wyoming Springs, I served meals and ran the gift shop. I completed 12 hours of service. Texas Baptist Children’s Home | 12/08/2015 - 12/05/2016

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Visiting the Texas Baptist Children's Home has been a McNeil High School tradition for a long time. Our school is heavily involved with

this project to get, wrap, and hand-deliver gifts to the families in these homes.

Wrapped gifts with Mu Alpha Theta (2015)

Wrapped gift with National Honor Society (2016)

Delivered gifts and sang Christmas carols with National Honor Society (2015-2016) Heart Screening Event | 09/17/2016 - 09/17/2016

Hosted by Dell Children’s Medical Center and Championship Hearts Foundation

Helped with the process by cleaning rooms in between athletes and instructing them where to go afterward Patsy Sommer Elementary School | 12/07/2013 - Present

Candyland (12/7/2013 and 12/3/2016)- Aid elementary students in craft activities

Spring Carnival (4/10/2014)- Ran concession stands

Spring Carnival (4/8/2016)- Managed bouncy house lines Walgreens Pharmacy | 10/26/2016 - 03/08/2017

Worked as an unpaid pharmacy technician assistant

Assisted the pharmacist with prescriptions and inventory

13435 N Highway 183, Austin, TX, 78750 (Fall)

7410 McNeil Dr, Austin, TX 78729 (Spring) Science National Honor Society | 10/01/2015 - 06/02/2017 Vietnamese American Community in Austin, Texas | 08/31/2013 - Present

I am a teen volunteer for VACAT. I help set up, run, and clean up the many events that VACAT hosts. The biggest event that I

participate in is the Tet (New Year) Festival. I have been helping out with festivals since 9th grade and will continue to help out for a

long time. I have spent over 50 hours volunteering under VACAT.

Experience Park Bend Health Center | 11/01/2015 - 02/01/2016

Worked as a clinical nursing assistant trainee

Received training and hours for CNA certification

Made beds, gave showers, changed attends, and other skills under the scope of a CNA St. David’s Round Rock Medical Center | 03/01/2016 - 05/15/2016

Worked as an unpaid intern and certified nursing assistant

Shadowed the different departments in the hospital

Learned about the different careers found in the hospital

Performed tasks under the scope of a CNA if necessary

Publications RRISD students champion state STEM competition | 05/20/2015 TAMEing the Numbers | 02/19/2015

McNeil students advance to State

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Some Mums Deserve a “No-Bell” Prize | 09/15/2015

School pride, extravagance go into making homecoming experience 3 Students Win at TAME State Competition | 06/09/2015 HOSA students advance after online testing | 01/26/2016 Learning to Save Lives | 01/09/2017

HOSA members succeed at area competition Welcome to the Club | 11/11/2015

Honor Societies Hold Induction

Credentials CPR, AED, and First Aid Certified (certificate) | Issued By: Heartsavers | Issue Date: 03/03/2014 Texas Nurse Aide Registry (certificate) | Issued By: Department of Aging and Disability Services | IssueDate: 03/02/2016 CPR and AED Certified (certificate) | Issued By: American Heart Association | Issue Date: 05/25/2016

Associations

HOSA-Future Health Professionals

National Honor Society

Mu Alpha Theta

Skills

Creativity

Communication

Teamwork

Social Skills

Productivity

Leadership

Test Scores ACT®: 31

Math: 36

Science: 31

English: 30

Writing: 10

Reading: 28 AP Subject

Chemistry: 720

Mathematics level 2: 770

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Chemistry: 4

English Language and Composition: 4

World History: 5

Calculus AB: 5

Physics 1: 3 PSAT/NMSQT: 1420

Math: 750

Reading And Writing: 670 SAT: 2030

Math: 800

Reading: 580

Writing: 650

Geographic Preferences

Texas

Career Interests

General Practitioners

Surgeons

Languages

English

Vietnamese

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Cathy Nguyen I still remember the day my uncle collapsed. I was only a mere toddler, but I have clips of

rushing to the hospital engraved into my memories. I never fully grasped the idea of “passing away” until I was 6 years old, but I still remember the heartbreak and anguish that was written all over my family members’ faces. I knew my best friend wasn’t there anymore.

Fast forward to 16, and my grandmother is in the same hospital where my uncle took his last break. This time, I actually got to go into the ICU. I was amazed by the comfort and care the physicians gave my bà ngoại. They let me hold her hand while they talked to my parents. It was hard for my parents to be in the same hospital even after all these years, but I saw their discomfort disappear as the doctors explained my grandmother’s condition. Even though it wasn’t the greatest of news, we were able to take my grandmother home that day.

Those memories lingered in my mind for years, but I have pondered on them immensely this year as I take large leaps towards my future. Even though I see my pediatrician every single year, I didn’t fully appreciate healthcare professionals until I noticed how they handled problematic situations. I felt appreciative and blessed, but I became weary about going into a career in the health field where everyone seems to be broken.

The idea of being able to handle pressure fascinated me. I have been in intense situations as a tennis player, but I couldn’t imagine holding a life in my hands instead of a racket. When I got the chance to work and perform tasks as a certified nursing assistant, I was constantly stressed from the possibility of hurting a patient. My fellow classmates would say that our hardest skill, without a doubt, would be providing personal care, but for me, it was transferring and moving patients.

At five feet and 2 ½ inches, I was still expected to be able to lift and adjust patients twice or even triple my size. It was horrifying learning the skill the first time, but as time progressed and the exam got closer, I conquered that fear because I knew that I was qualified to perform these tasks. Physicians are confident in their jobs and comfortable with patients because of the practice backing their skills. When I realized that, I no longer feared going into the medical field and the long journey that comes with it.

Going into medicine was my family’s dream for me, but I never took it seriously until after I got a taste of what it meant. The hardships that I faced in the nursing home and hospital solidified that dream for me. Those experiences alongside the tragedies of my past are what motivates me.

I failed many times, which were especially evident in the last few years. I spilled expensive suspension at the pharmacy on my first day. I didn’t say goodbye to my childhood friend before she passed away. I enraged my parents from my indecisiveness. I was ignorant about cousin’s mental conditions and was subconsciously condescending to my aunt as a result of it. Some mistakes were more severe than others, but they all brought clarity on who I was and who I wanted to become. I have learned to show the utmost respect to everyone I encounter and be more aware of my actions. There will be regret and heartbreak that I simply don’t have control over, but I learned to cherish what life has given me and embrace the people in my life even when they are gone.

My goal going into the medical pathway is to be able to interact with people effectively and confidently. It seems like such a simple goal, but I have learned from my failures and discomfort that words have power in any given situation. Another goal of mine is to stay motivated even through the tough times. I want to become an orthopedic surgeon in the long run so I need to keep moving and learning. Even though there is a lot of material to learn and skills to perfect, I don’t ever want to be too exhausted to continue. My third, and final goal, is to always give back and to make a difference. The ability to put another before yourself is difficult to do when you have ambitions of your own, but I want to incorporate my dream of becoming a physician to aid others through their tough and often confusing times.

Education Spring Valley High School | Expected Graduation: June 2017 GPA: 3.786/4 | Columbia, SC / USA

Accomplishments HOSA SC State Secretary | 03/14/2016 - 03/08/2017

During my junior year, I was elected onto the state HOSA officer team. My duties include planning many of the state conferences (such

as Fall Leadership Conference and State Leadership Conference) and attending several national HOSA conferences. I also help to

plan state community service activities and encourage local chapters to participate in HOSA. House of Rep member and County Council Member for Palmetto Girls State | 06/05/2016 - 06/10/2016

Girls State is a summer camp which i was nominated to attend based on my leadership shown in school. The camp taught us how to

sharpen our leadership skills by allowing us to participate in a mock government. After giving many speeches, I was nominated to be a

county council member and was elected to the House of Representatives. Barbara James Service Award | 06/20/2015 - 06/20/2016

The Barbara James Service Award is given by HOSA to students who have managed to compete 100+ hours of community service. I

received the Barbara James Service Award last year for completing 110 hours of community service. 1st place at the HOSA state leadership conference for Physical Therapy event | 03/10/2015 -03/13/2015

In my 10th grade year, I competed in the event of Physical Therapy. This event consists of a 50-question multiple choice test that lasts

for one hour. If you make it past the first round, you move on to the practicals portion which consists of memorizing and performing six

various skill sets such as ambulating with a walker. I won 1st place in the state for my event. 2nd place for EMT-HOSA | 03/11/2016 - 03/14/2016

In March of 2016, our SV HOSA chapter attended the HOSA State Leadership conference. The event I competed in was EMT which

included two rounds of a MC test and practicals. I placed 2nd in the state for this event. 1st place in writing and oral at SCJAS | 04/18/2015 - 04/18/2015

I was awarded 1st place in writing and oral presentations at the South Carolina Junior Academy of Sciences symposium in the category

of medicine and health 1st place in microbiology in the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium | 01/13/2015 - 01/13/2015

I competed in the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium in 10th grade. I was competing in oral presentation and ended up winning

1st place for my research project, The effect of various kinds of sugars on the calcium degradation of the tooth enamel in Streptococcus

mutans.

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Semifinalist in the Junior Division at JSHS | 01/20/2016 - 01/20/2016

The Junior Science and Humanities Symposium is a state science competition where high school students can present their research

they have conducted that year. This year, based on my written paper, I was chosen to be a semi-finalist. 3rd place in the senior division for medicine and health | 03/11/2016 - 03/11/2016

In March 2016, I was awarded 3rd place in the senior division for Medicine and Health at the USC region ISEF competition 2nd place in writing and 3rd place in oral for SCJAS | 04/22/2016 - 04/22/2016

In April 2016, I was awarded 2nd place in writing for my paper and 3rd place in oral presentation for the category of physiology and

health at the South Carolina Junior Academy of Science symposium AP Scholar with distinction | 08/14/2016 - 08/14/2016

Granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of

these exams

Extracurricular / Community Service Math National Honors Society (Mu Alpha Theta) Treasurer | 11/20/2015 - Present

Mu Alpha Theta is dedicated to inspiring keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject, and promoting the

enjoyment of mathematics in high school and two-year college students. I was selected to be the Mu Alpha Theta Treasurer my senior

year of being a member of the organization. As an officer, I help to plan the various math tutoring nights and as treasurer I oversee any

financial transactions that occur. Science National Honors Society (SNHS) President | 09/27/2015 - Present

The Science National Honors Society is a prominent scientific organization that strives to engender a new group of young thinkers who

will be the future of industry, research, and scientific exploration for America. I was selected to be SNHS president this past year and

have overseen two successful blood drives and science teacher appreciation week. Ekal Vidyalaya Secretary | 11/17/2013 - 06/05/2014

This organization helps to build schools in rural India - As secretary, I worked with the officer team to help plan local community events

to contribute money to the organization. I kept track of all the events and plans. Together, after planning and completing two community

car washes, we were able to raise enough money to fund one whole school in India. HOSA chapter officer | 08/20/2014 - Present

Elected to be historian sophomore year. As Historian, you document the chapter's successes during the year and compile them into a

scrapbook. When I was historian, our scrapbook won at both the state and national level last year. As a junior, I was elected to be vice

president. As Vice President, my duties are to assist the president with any needs and help run the meetings. I also help to plan several

meetings and community service activities with my officer team. As a senior, I took over the position of advisor and am currently the

Leadership Advisor. As leadership advisor, I advise the current chapter officers about how to be an effective leader and the skills

utilized with being a leader. Student Council Officer | 06/04/2014 - 06/03/2016

As a student council officer, I help to plan several of the junior activities. Our big project this year is prom. I am the head advertiser so I

spread the word and get people excited for prom. As a team, we also come up with fundraiser ideas to pay for prom. One such example

was a school-wide talent show we put on and raised over $500 for prom. As an officer, I have learned several leadership skill and

innovative ideas that can help with my qualifications as a state officer.

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Tennis Team Captain | 06/08/2015 - 11/19/2015

As tennis team captain, I help to encourage our team and assist our Coach in whatever she needs. I also provide stability and support

for all my teammates. Ablaze Magazine Publicity Head | 09/23/2014 - Present

The Ablaze English and Literary Magazine helps to showcase the literature and artwork of the students at Spring Valley. As publicity

head, I help to solicit submissions by making various videos, flyers, posters and talking to people and spreading the word about the

magazine. Hero Relations Director of Mini Dance Marathon | 05/20/2016 - 08/23/2016

The Mini Dance Marathon is a huge fundraiser done through HOSA that benefits the Childrens Miracle Network. As Hero Relations

Director, I help to plan several spirit weeks to encourage students to register and participate. I also work directly with miracle families,

families of the patients in the Children’s Hospital, and help obtain sponsorships from around the community to help support the dance

marathon. South Carolina Mission | 08/05/2014 - 08/06/2014

The South Carolina Mission is a two-day community service event set up to help uninsured patients receive medical aid. As a volunteer,

I worked to direct the patients and to help the nurses and other health professionals. Volunteer at Magnolia Manor Nursing Home | 03/18/2013 - Present

The Magnolia Manor Nursing Home at Columbia SC is dedicated to treating and housing geriatric patients. As a volunteer, I help the

nurses with whatever request they have including fetching the patient's food and assisting them during physical therapy. Volunteer at Palmetto Health Richland | 06/10/2016 - 08/01/2016

During the summer between my 11th and 12th grade year, I volunteered at our local hospital assisting in the Endoscopy Lab, E.R. and

Family Units. I helped to deliver tools between depts., clean/set up various hospital beds and assist the nurses with anything they

needed. Blood Drive | 12/02/2016 - 04/04/2017

As Science National Honors Society President, I have helped to organize two school-wide blood drives in association with the American

Red Cross which have obtained over 100 liters per drive. Bags for Wheelchairs | 06/01/2016 - 08/20/2016

This past summer, i initiated a fundraiser at the Midlands Health and Rehab nursing center called BAGS FOR WHEELCHAIRS. I had

been volunteering at this nursing home for about 3 years and I noticed that many residents had been struggling to carry their cell

phones, snacks and loose change as most of them could not own or afford a purse to keep all their belongings.That got me thinking

and over the course of the summer, I resolved to make them small bags to carry their belongings. While researching,I came across this

cool idea of `T shirt bags`. I reached out to friends and family for donations to help fund a sewing machine and took a few classes on

how to sew. I finished about 30 bags and donated it to the residents of Magnolia Manor. I intend to continue working on the same as my

goal is to make 88 bags for all the residents.

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Priyanka Rao “Be the change you want to see in the world.” Although this quote has been said many

times, I never truly understood it till I joined HOSA. Over the past 4 years of my high school career, HOSA has always been a guiding light for me. It has constantly given me so many amazing opportunities such as meeting extraordinary healthcare professionals, or challenging me through state and national competitions or best of all, giving me the opportunity to give back to our community through volunteering and service. The three most exemplary qualities I have gained through my time in HOSA are (1) organization, (2) perseverance and (3) leadership.

Organization is one of the most vital qualities for an officer. Having been an officer for 3 years for such a large organization, my organizational skills have sharpened considerably. With this skill, I have helped to plan a school-wide color war, dance marathon, and several chapter meetings. All of these events have been extremely successful due to our chapter’s ability to tie all loose ends. Throughout my time in college, I will be able to utilize this skill of organization to help with time management, academics, and leadership events.

Perseverance is another extremely important quality. Many of the events we plan take a lot of patience and the will to overcome many obstacles. One of the first events I ever planned was the color war in November of 2015. Getting to work with a team and learning about compromising and time management was an amazing experience for me. Finally, the week of the color war arrived. On the day of the color war, the historic floods hit Columbia and slashed through all of our plans. In just two weeks, we had to reschedule all the vendors, prep the field, and advertise the new date. It was a whirlwind experience but when the day finally came, we surpassed our goal and raised $800 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. This experience taught me the importance of perseverance. With this skill, I will be able to overcome any obstacle I face in the future. I will also be able to work through and find creative solutions to any hurdle.

Leadership is the most significant quality I have learned over my time in HOSA. It entails all of the great qualities such as critical thinking, courage, perseverance, organization etc. But I have come to realize that the most important quality it entails is teamwork. The ability to compromise and communicate is what being a leader is all about. By working together, our officer team is able to be more efficient and successful. Besides teamwork, I have learned how to help advise new officers or members. As a sophomore, I was the historian and my scrapbook placed at the national level. The next year, our historian asked me many times for advice on the scrapbook, which also placed at nationals. Many underclassmen will approach me about the State Leadership Conference and various events they are competing in. I do my best to use my personal experiences to advise them on how to pursue their goal. As I pursue my aspiration to be a neurosurgeon, I will use my leadership skills to help impact people in my community through various community service events, like a dance marathon, and participate in organizations, like HOSA, that give back so much to society.

HOSA has impacted my life in so many extraordinary ways. I have grown so much as a person and a student. It has shown me that I am a leader who can bring about change in our society if I constantly pursue my goal. It has truly shown me that I can be the change I want to be in the world.

Education Chattahoochee High School | Expected Graduation: May 2017 GPA: 3.73/4 | Alpharetta, GA / USA Georgia Perimeter College | 2016 - 2017 Dual Enrolled | Decatur, GA

Accomplishments 2015 AP Scholar with Honor Award | 07/08/2014 - 07/08/2015

The College Board grants the AP Scholar with Honor Award to students "who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP

Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams."

Quoted from the College Board website. 2016 AP Scholar with Distinction Award | 07/08/2014 - 07/08/2016

The College Board grants the AP Scholar with Distinction Award to students "who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP

Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams."

Quoted from the College Board website. 2014 National Spanish Exam Gold Award for Performance in the 97th Percentile | 01/19/2014 -02/02/2014

After taking the National Spanish Exam, I received a Premio de Oro or Gold Award for scoring in the 97th percentile and a cash prize

for my performance. First Place in my region for HOSA's Dental Science Competitive Event in 2015 | 01/09/2015 -01/30/2015 Third Place in the State of Georgia for HOSA's Dental Science Competitive Event at the 2015 StateLeadership Conference | 04/16/2015 - 04/19/2015 Second Place at my high school for HOSA's Dental Science in 2016 | 01/11/2016 - 01/15/2016 First Place in the State of Georgia for HOSA's Dental Science Competitive Event at the 2016 StateLeadership Conference | 03/11/2016 - 03/14/2016

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Top Ten in the World for HOSA's Dental Science Competitive Event in 2016 at the InternationalLeadership Conference | 06/22/2016 - 06/25/2016

Extracurricular / Community Service Volunteering at Emory University Hospital Midtown | 06/08/2015 - 07/13/2015

During six weeks over the summer, I volunteered at Emory University Hospital Midtown on Mondays from 9 AM to 4 PM in both the

Utilization Review Department and the Nurses' desk. The Utilization Review Department focused on medical records and insurance, so

this is where I learned about how medical records are handled and the process that hospitals and patients have to go through. I got

clearance at the hospital to be able to organize and work with filing records, so this experience definitely opened my eyes as to the wide

range of possible career options that are contained in a hospital. In the afternoon, I worked at the Nurses' Desk where I got to be on the

medical floor amidst patients' rooms and answer phone calls. This shift contrasted with my morning shift in the Utilization Review

Department because I was now in the more typical hospital setting. I definitely got to interact with health professionals and get their

input on healthcare and its professions. The entire experience was a great learning opportunity not only in terms of exploring a hospital,

but also developing my communication skills and exposing myself to new situations. I spent a total of 40 hours volunteering at this

hospital. Volunteering at Northside Hospital Forsyth over two consecutive summers | 06/19/2015 - 07/29/2016

Over the summer of 2015 and 2016, I volunteered at Northside Hospital Forsyth. In 2015, I volunteered in the Atlanta Ear, Nose, and

Throat office within the hospital and on the transport team. In the doctor's office, I got an opportunity to put the knowledge I had gained

from my healthcare classes through my high school's career tech pathway to the test. Also, I saw multiple biopsies and got a firsthand

look at the preparation that goes into each and every procedure. Following this shift, I went to work with the hospital's transport team to

deliver specimens, patients, and wheelchairs to different parts of the hospital. An aspect that I vividly remember was how friendly and

talkative the volunteers in that department were, so I learned a lot about the hospital, the people there, and received helpful advice for

the future. I enjoyed the contrast that my shifts in the doctor's office and transport team provided because they gave me a well-rounded

experience and perspective of the hospital. In 2016, I worked in the Pre-Operation floor preparing stretchers, wiping down rooms, and

interacting with the nurses. This shift gave me a glimpse into all the people and procedures that go into having a room and bed ready

and clean for a patient, whether that patient is an adult or a toddler. Through my time at Northside Hospital Forsyth, my perception of a

hospital and all the hard work that goes into providing quality care changed for the better, and my appreciation for the healthcare

professionals grew tremendously. Over these two summers, I volunteered for a total of 98 hours. Volunteering at Emory Johns Creek Hospital | 06/15/2016 - 07/27/2016

Over the summer of 2016, I was selected as one of 24 candidates chosen from 240 applicants to participate in the summer volunteering

program. At the hospital, I volunteered in the Intensive Care Unit as well as the on the third medical floor. In the ICU, I restocked gloves

and disinfectant wipes and got to participate in the Structured Interdisciplinary Bedside Rounds with the physician, dietitian, pharmacist,

and physical therapist, in which these health professionals go from room to room discussing each patient's plan for recovery and going

over medications. One day, during what seemed to be a normal shift, the lights, alarms, and vital machines went off for one patient's

room. Within seconds, doctors, nurses, technicians, and several others rushed into the ICU in an effort to save someone's life. This

situation was frightening, but my appreciation of and respect for these individuals rose greatly. Even though every life may not have

been saved, the importance of healthcare and the people who dedicate their lives to service was put into perspective. My second shift

on the third medical floor consisted of going around to patients' rooms giving out ice or water and restocking supplies. I specifically liked

this shift because I got to interact with and talk to the patients. In total, I spent 51 hours volunteering at Emory Johns Creek Hospital. Tutoring middle school students through 121 Reach Club | 01/06/2014 - 05/05/2016

Every Monday and Thursday for an hour after school, I tutored Taylor Road Middle School students through a club at my high school

called 121 Reach. We, high school students, helped middle school students with their homework and studying for their tests. Through

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this club, I formed a mentor relationship with my tutee. I remember how my tutee wasn't doing exceptionally well in her math class, so

we went over several math problems over the course of two or three sessions. The next time we met, she was so excited to tell me that

she got an A on her math test. This grade encouraged her to continue to work hard and ask for help when she was unsure of how to

tackle a question. Over the course of my 60 hours of volunteering, I'm glad that I was able to not only tutor her, but also mentor her as

she progressed through middle school thanks to 121 Reach.

Experience Emory Summer Science Academy | 06/09/2014 - 06/20/2014

Over the summer of 2014, I participated in the Emory Summer Science Academy, which was a two week long program from 9AM to

4PM consisting of science and math classes. The information I learned in the classes prepared me for what I was going to learn in

school in the fall, so the classes were extremely helpful. For example, in science, I learned about anatomy and physiology and in math,

I did practice calculus problems. One of the best aspects of this summer camp was having to research a study in any topic in

healthcare and compiling a poster to present to all the parents and visitors on the last day of the program. My partner and I chose a

study discussing the effect of cystic fibrosis on the gender longevity. In the research study, it was found that the average life expectancy

for males with cystic fibrosis was about 28 and women was 25. Race and gastrointestinal problems played a role in the disparity but no

specific cause for the difference in life expectancy was found in the 1992 study. This summer camp allowed me to meet new people

and increase my knowledge for two weeks. Treasurer (11th) and President (12th) of Indian Cultural Exchange Club | 08/17/2015 - Present

During my junior year in high school, I served as the Treasurer for the Indian Cultural Exchange Club, which aimed at exploring,

sharing, and celebrating Indian culture as well as contributing to the community and raising money for nonprofit organizations in India

with a focus on village development and creating educational opportunities for children. I became the President at the beginning of my

senior year. Over these past two years, we, as a club, have raised and donated over $300 to an Indian charity called Ekal Vidyalaya. Treasurer of Gamma Gamma Sigma Club | 08/17/2014 - 05/21/2015

During the 2014-2015 school year, I served as the Treasurer of Gamma Gamma Sigma, which is an all-girls leadership club focused on

empowering young women through community service and other forms of volunteering. Throughout the year, we, as a club, helped

sort donations and canned food at North Fulton Community Charities, packaged and sorted more canned foods for homeless shelters,

and directed our focus to ensuring that homeless people have a place to go for their next meal. We also volunteered at joint events with

the Girl Scout Organization. Overall, I learned a lot and grew as a person through my service as Treasurer of Gamma Gamma Sigma,

and I used the knowledge and experience I gained to inspire and guide me in my future aspirations. Serving as an officer for this club

certainly taught me the importance and value of dedicating a few hours of my time to helping others.

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Career Interests

Dentists

Surgeons

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Without my involvement with HOSA, I would not be the more outgoing, confident, and well-composed person I am today. The organization has not only allowed me to take part in community service, fundraisers, and walks locally, but has also given me the opportunity to explore and network with people and associations from the vast number of healthcare pathways. From volunteering at the JDRF Walk to Cure Juvenile Diabetes and the March of Dimes Walk for Babies through my high school chapter to meeting healthcare professionals at the State and International Leadership Conferences, I’ve seen the importance of supporting good causes and have talked to several people who embody a dedication to service. Interacting and communicating with these individuals and many others has encouraged me to take initiative and be more outgoing in order to search for service opportunities and form life-long connections. Over the course of my years of participation in HOSA, I have met numerous achievers, role-models, and friends and seen their inspiring drive to help or create something they are passionate about, which I hope to replicate in my own unique way.

HOSA’s competitive events, specifically Dental Science, have helped me discover my passion for dentistry. When I first registered for regionals testing, I was simply curious about dentistry since I have had a total of eight teeth extracted and braces for two years. As soon as I started studying, I found that reading textbook chapters and reviewing procedures didn’t feel grueling or boring at all; in fact, I enjoyed absorbing the previously unknown information. In no way did I think that the 2015 Dental Science regional’s multiple choice test was easy, so when I found out that I had placed first in the region, I was surprised and very excited. Similar experiences followed as I placed third in the state, and these outcomes definitely taught me more about myself because I had repeatedly underestimated myself in these situations. I began to be more optimistic and confident in my abilities as a result, which helped me go into testing and honestly any situation with a more positive outlook. The following year, placing second at my high school, first in the state of Georgia at the State Leadership Conference and top ten in the world at the International Leadership Conference, I learned how to better handle pressure and deal with nervousness. This is a skill that I’m very glad I gained from my HOSA experiences because down the road with interviews, competitions, and unknown situations, I am going to need to know how to keep my nerves under control so that I can always put forth my best effort and perform at my highest capacity. Health Occupations Students of America has given the chance to both venture outside my comfort zone and take part in the Dental Science competitive event, which have significantly influenced my plans for the future as I now know that I want to pursue a career in dentistry and work towards reducing the prevalence of preventable oral diseases like tooth decay.

Education Newport High School | Expected Graduation: June 2017 GPA: 3.962/4 | Newport, WA / USA Spokane Community College | 2015 - 2017 Dual Enrolled | Spokane, WA

Accomplishments Newport Track and Field Most Inspirational | 06/10/2016 - 06/10/2016

I earned the Track and Field Girls Most Inspirational Award because as a pole vaulter, I stepped in for the girls’ 4x400 meter relay. I had

never run this before, knew it was a difficult race, and ultimately, due to a shortage of willing teammates, I ran it many times. Football Cheerleading Most Valuable Player | 11/20/2013 - 11/20/2013

I was awarded most valuable player on my football cheerleading team. Healthcare Issues Exam Washington State HOSA | 03/11/2017 - 03/11/2017

I received fifth place at the 2017 Washington HOSA State Leadership Conference in Healthcare Issues Exam. Spokane Scholar- Science | 03/03/2017 - 03/03/2017

I was chosen as the Spokane Scholar from Newport High School for science. Only one student from the graduating class can be

awarded this honor. Sullivan Leadership Award Applicant | 01/21/2017 - 01/21/2017

I was a Sullivan Leadership Award applicant who was chosen to attend the Sullivan Leaders' day at Seattle University. Griz of the Month | 09/30/2016 - 09/30/2016

Each month one senior girl and one senior boy is nominated and voted on by staff as "Griz of the Month". I was chosen for the month of

September. Academic Awards | 09/04/2013 - 06/10/2016

I received academic distinguished awards in Health/Fitness, Honors English 9, Principles of Biomedical Sciences, Biology, and

Geometry my freshman year. My sophomore year I was chosen as a distinguished student in my Physics, Human Body Systems,

Honors English 10, Algebra II, and Spanish I classes. My junior year I was awarded the outstanding student award in Precalculus,

Medical Interventions, and Chemistry, and my College in the Classroom Eastern Washington University English 101. The distinguished

awards were given to approximately three students in each class, whereas the outstanding awards were given to only one student in

each class.

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Varsity Letters | 09/04/2013 - 06/10/2016

I received varsity letters in football cheerleading, basketball cheerleading, track and field, and academics my freshman year. My

sophomore year I received varsity letters in track and field and academics. Junior year I earned varsity letters in track and field and

academics. Soroptimist Girl of the Month | 09/02/2016 - 09/30/2016

My application for the Newport Soroptimist Scholarship was accepted, and I am eligible for the scholarship which has not yet been

awarded. I was chosen as a "Soroptimist Girl of the Month" for the month of September.

Extracurricular / Community Service Gymnastics | 09/01/2016 - Present

I had been a competitive gymnast for seven years when my gym closed in seventh grade. As a senior, I resumed classes through a

different gym an hour away. I have thoroughly enjoyed reclaiming this sport; I plan to train as a coach in order to pass on my passion. Big Brothers Big Sisters Mentoring Program | 12/01/2014 - 05/01/2017

I mentor a middle school girl for the second semester of school. This community service allowed me to connect with middle school girls

who were behind in school, had difficult home lives, or who simply wanted a sister figure. I learned how to connect and create healthy

relationships with young girls and in exchange these girls received a positive role model in their lives who spent uninterrupted time with

them. Track and Field | 03/01/2014 - Present

I pole vault on my high school track team. Cheerleading | 08/10/2013 - 02/20/2014

I was the co-captain of the football cheerleading team my freshman year. During basketball season the same year I was a basketball

cheerleader. Soccer | 07/15/2014 - 11/01/2015

I was a junior varsity captain on Newport High School's soccer team. Basketball | 11/10/2014 - 02/15/2015

I was a captain on Newport High School's c-squad basketball team. Aerial Silks | 09/01/2016 - 10/02/2016

I practiced aerial silks and the lyra hoop for approximately six weeks at a club. Biomedical Advisory Committee | 09/01/2015 - Present

I am one of three students selected for Newport High School’s Biomedical Advisory Committee. As a member, I traveled to Washington

State University to talk about the student organization, HOSA- Future Health Professionals and the program, Project Lead the Way, to

teachers, principals, and advisers. HOSA- Future Health Professionals | 09/04/2013 - Present

HOSA is a student organization whose mission is to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing

opportunities for knowledge, skill, and leadership development of all health science technology education students, therefore, helping

students to meet the needs of the health care community. By being a member, chapter officer, and state officer, I have had the

opportunity to meet students in my school, state, and across the nation. As a chapter officer I have helped organize blood drives and

field trips and as a state officer I have helped plan and facilitate the State and Fall Leadership Conferences.

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Experience Newport HOSA- Future Health Professionals Chapter President | 09/04/2016 - Present

I am Newport High School’s HOSA president. Through this role I have lead chapter meetings. I have also spoken at school board

meetings about the organization, the community service our chapter has done, and what we have learned at the national and

international leadership conferences in California and Tennessee. Washington State HOSA- Future Health Professionals Vice President of Region One | 03/10/2016 -03/10/2017

I was Vice President of Region One, which was made up of Eastern Washington. I helped keep chapters informed and assisted in

planning and leading HOSA conferences throughout the state. As a state officer, I had the opportunity to attend leadership workshops

in Stanwood, Washington; Anaheim, California; Washington D.C.; and Nashville, Tennessee. In addition, I gained important leadership

techniques and public speaking skills that will be applicable to my future. Newport HOSA- Future Health Professionals Chapter Public Relations Officer | 09/04/2014 - 06/25/2015

I was Newport High School’s HOSA public relations officer. Through this role I spoke at school board meetings about the organization,

the community service our chapter had done, and what we learned at state, national, and international leadership conferences.

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Project Lead the Way - PLTW

Skills

Accountability

Flexibility

Leadership

Communication

Social Skills

Productivity

Responsibility

Self-Direction

Teamwork

Adaptability

Problem Solving

Collaboration

Critical Thinking

Initiative

Test Scores SAT: 1250

Math: 590

Reading And Writing: 660

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Sonja Moore HOSA-Future Health Professionals has been the most exciting and enhancing high school

activity in which I have participated. In fact, I have developed many qualities through HOSA, such as leadership, sense of community, and public speaking that I likely would not have developed through any other means. I can easily imagine myself relying upon these traits time and time again throughout my life.

Until my junior year, leadership intimidated and eluded me. At chapter meetings my freshman year, I remember looking at the chapter officers and thinking, “I could never be an officer; that would be terrifying.” At the State Leadership Conference, the following year, I was as intimidated by the responsibilities of the state office team. However, after being Public Relations Officer for my chapter during my junior year, I leaped out of my comfort zone and successfully ran for both President of my chapter and Vice President of Region One for Washington State HOSA. As a state officer, there were two leadership programs I had the opportunity to attend, the Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) State Officer training in Washington and the Washington Leadership Academy in Washington D.C. I eagerly attended both of these events and learned how to be an effective leader through evaluating my core beliefs. Learning how to work with teammates’ core values and having the chance to see leadership on a large scale will influence the rest of my life.

In Washington, D.C. as I toured the National Mall, I was awestruck with the legacy of leadership. From the famous Lincoln Memorial with Lincoln’s Second Inaugural and the Gettysburg Addresses inscribed on the walls, to the lesser known soldiers honored by the Vietnam Memorial, I realized that every person recognized in the Mall was a leader, and I was incredibly inspired.

Within my small rural community, I can now understand how beliefs different from mine influence the decisions of other people, and I can consider and appreciate their points of view. At college, I will strive to be open minded when I meet students from other backgrounds. After college, I want to help other people in developing countries with healthcare and education. Being able to consider other cultures’ perspectives will help me relate.

When I attended the Washington Leadership Academy, my social skills grew exponentially. Throughout the five days, I met and interacted with students nationwide who shared my excitement. As we toured the National Mall, Uniformed Services University, Arlington National Cemetery, and many other places, I learned how to interact with peers about whom I knew very little. In college, I will be comfortable meeting new people who are different from me because of HOSA, and after college I intend to be in different countries interacting with people who have different cultural values. Therefore, I am now confident in interacting with others and will carry this strength forward.

Public speaking was a frightful task for me throughout the first three years of high school; however, HOSA has changed my outlook. To be considered for state office, I was interviewed in front of thirty people. Two months after I was elected, I attended the CTSO State Officer training where three people were randomly chosen to talk for three minutes in front of approximately fifty peers, describing a time when he or she recognized his or herself as a leader. I was one of the students chosen and those three minutes changed my outlook on public speaking. After making this spontaneous speech, I realized I enjoyed public speaking! Six months later, I spoke in front of more than 100 people at Washington HOSA’s Fall Leadership Conference, and just this weekend I spoke to an audience of 1000 people at Washington’s State Leadership Conference. Never in my life would I have thought I would be confident enough to speak on stage in front of this many peers.

HOSA has allowed me to refine valuable skills. Four years ago, I would never have thought I would be an effective servant leader, let alone enjoy public speaking. As I prepare for college, I realize that many of the qualities which will improve my experience are a result of being a member of HOSA-Future Health Professionals and I am grateful.

Education Adlai Stevenson High School | Expected Graduation: June 2017 GPA: 3.8/4 | Sterling Heights, MI / USA

Accomplishments HOSA | 09/22/2014 - 06/25/2016

I achieved first place in the veterinarian science event at the Regional and National level in 2015. I also received first place at

Regionals, second place at State and third place at the National level in the same event in 2016. Then, in 2017, I once again got first

place in this event for Regionals as well. Honor Roll | 11/13/2007 - Present

I have been on the honor roll consistently since the third grade to the present time. CPR, First Aid, and BBP | 10/16/2016 - Present

I am certified in CPR, First Aid, and BBP. Timothy Youth Recognition Award | 03/21/2017 - Present

The St. Timothy Award is a national award given annually to outstanding high school juniors and seniors who work zealously to improve

their own parish ministry programs, high school ministry teams or youth ministry within the Diocese. Nominees must be Catholic and

exemplify the qualities of moral integrity, prayer, good works and Christian leadership. This award sponsored by the National

Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry, is the highest honor any diocese may bestow on a youth. Utica Community Schools Academic Scholar Award | 03/27/2017 - Present

I was recognized by the Utica Community Schools Board of Education for accomplishment as an Academic Scholar Presidential Academic Achievement Award | 05/28/2014 - Present

Extracurricular / Community Service Youth Group Voluteering | 07/15/2015 - Present

Through my youth group at St. Lawrence church, I did a variety of volunteering activities such as working at a food bank, helping out

with the dunk tank at the Applefest, playing bingo with the elderly at Pine Ridge Senior Home, painting boxes for Thanksgiving food for

the needy, Rake-and-Run at elderly homes, and packing boxes for troops through Desert Angels HOSA fundraiser | 03/02/2016 - 03/02/2016

I helped along with the other HOSA members with a fundraiser for the Leukemia and Lymphoma society.

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HOSA Victory Garden Cleanup | 10/11/2016 - 10/11/2016

Cleaned up Victory Garden at the front of the school. HOSA Future Health Professionals | 09/01/2014 - Present

Experience Kroger | 07/01/2016 - Present

I bag groceries, bring in carts, and do other courtesy clerk tasks around the store.

Publications Stevenson High School Yearbook | 05/31/2016

I was the Copy Editor from 2014-present. Kaleidoscope | 03/02/2009

I wrote an essay that got published in the Michigan's Young Authors book, Kaleidoscope

Credentials BLS (certificate) | Issued By: American Heart Association | Issue Date: 11/30/2016

Associations


Skills

Flexibility

Critical Thinking

Leadership

Problem Solving

Self-Direction

Teamwork

Test Scores SAT: 1190

Math: 530

Reading And Writing: 660

Geographic Preferences

Michigan

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Alyssa Polizzi To whom it may concern,

Throughout my three years of being in HOSA, I have had the chance to learn many important skills in life. One thing I have learned is the meaning of perseverance. I have gained knowledge on working hard to achieve a desired goal and being able to overcome obstacles to get to that goal. One of these obstacles has been my hearing loss. Hearing loss makes it difficult to work with the public. I have had to strive harder to accommodate myself when it comes to understanding what those around me are saying, like the people in a loud atmosphere such as the competitions. I learned to overcome this difficulty while still being able to make a difference in this world. Through great dedication, I have gotten far in the competition. In the future, my perseverance skills will enable me to achieve greater accomplishments as I go through life. By applying the hard work I have had to put forth in order to get far in the competitions to real life, I will show my determination to give everything my all. I have also learned people skills and how to be a part of lasting friendships with peers. HOSA has given me the opportunity to come out of my shell and meet new people that open doors to greater experiences for me. Throughout competing, I have met many new people that are even from different states. Being a part of this competing atmosphere has allowed me to become a part of something bigger with other people, and not just go it alone. In the future, I plan to continue to enhance my interpersonal skills and gain better rapport with those around me. This will help me as I go through life because I will be able to not only seek guidance from those around me but give advice of my own as well.

Leadership skills are a big aspect I have learned while being a part of HOSA. As a sophomore, I looked up to those who were older and have been a part of the HOSA experience longer. I have gained knowledge from them and have used that knowledge to better myself. Now being a senior, I have become a great leader in HOSA and help encourage and teach incoming students the many things I have learned throughout being in this program so that they may one day become leaders for others. I have become a good role model for these incoming students just as I once modeled off of those who I have met in my sophomore and junior years. Not only have I applied these leadership qualities to HOSA, but I have also used them in other school activities, such as yearbook. In yearbook, I have been the copy editor for three years. This leadership role in yearbook as well has given me more insight on how to become a team player and help to motivate others. I have developed these skills to help mentor others and be a part of a team in my future veterinary career.

Becoming a veterinarian has been a dream of mine for a lifetime. Competing in the veterinary science event for HOSA these past three years has shown me that with perseverance, great people skills, and leadership, that this dream can become reality. Sincerely, Alyssa Polizzi

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