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Volume 6 Issue 3 (2013-2014) CENTER FOR WELLNESS AND MEDICAL PROFESSIONS NEWSLETTER May 2014

Important School & Program Dates :

May 3 Sports Physicals 8-12 May 20 Jr & Sr Parent Meeting May 22 HOSA EOY Party May 27 Hurricane Preparedness June 4 Last day of School June 5 Graduation at USF June 25-28 HOSA Nationals June 7 SAT Testing June 14 ACT Testing August 18 First Day of School

Mission Statement

The VISION of PHUHS is to provide a learning environment that results in a graduation rate of 100% each year.

The MISSION of PHUHS is to educate all students by using effective systems that promote lifelong learning.

As we come to a close of the 2013-2014 school year, I want to say thank-you for a wonderful first year as Program Coordinator of such a great program. I have met so many great parents, students and staff members and I look forward to many years to come. I want to thank all 100 students who competed in HOSA States and congratulate our nine winners. All the students did such a great job representing our medical program. In addition, I want to thank all of our nurses and chaperones for without them our students would not have been prepared to compete. Lastly, as we look forward to next year and the excitement of things to come, I want to introduce a new program that will be starting in our Medical Program called Biomedical Technology. 30 rising sophomores and 30 incoming freshman will be the first to experience this new program. It is a rigorous and relevant four-course PLTW Biomedical Science sequence allowing students to investigate the roles of biomedical professionals as they study the concepts of human medicine, physiology, genetics, microbiology, and public health. At the end of the program, students will have the opportunity to earn a certification as a Biomedical Assistant. Good luck to all my seniors as they enter the next chapter of their lives and I hope everyone has a safe and restful summer as we look forward to the 2014-2015 school year. Sincerely,

Peggy Dupee, Medical Magnet Program Coordinator

From the Desk of Ms. Dupee

If you would like to submit items to the newsletter, please contact Helen Feininger at [email protected]

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A message from the President,

There is nothing more important for me to say right now than, “Thank You”.

An enormous Thank You to our sponsors - both long-standing and new. Your support is the rocket boost needed to achieve our goals in support of the CWMP program. We want you to know you are so appreciated. Special recognition goes to Morton Plant Mease, BayCare Health Systems, Roberts Printing in Palm Harbor and Dr. Julia Jenkins who have supported many PHUHS programs.

I want to thank the CWMP parents. This year in addition to our highest ever membership rate, we also had 100% parent participation in our Adopt-a-Teacher program. Because of you we had enough chaperones, cookies, gift cards and volunteers for every event we’ve held so far. You are the best and your involvement makes such a difference.

To the CWMP Booster Club Board that I am lucky enough to work with. You are the most hard-working, creative, generous, caring, dedicated forces to be reckoned with that anyone is lucky enough to volunteer with! I will never stop being thankful and amazed of you.

Last but not least, Staff Appreciation Week is May 12- 16th . This is the time for all of us to go the extra mile to make our teachers and the staff feel appreciated. The booster club is looking for donations of gift cards to give away to the teachers during their special luncheon celebration. Drop off your donated gift cards to the CWMP mailbox in the front office labeled “Teacher Appreciation”. We aim for every teacher to get one!

Don’t forget that the last CWMP parent meeting is May 13th at 6:30pm in the Teacher Auditorium. I hope to see you there.

Sincerely, Gina Kugler CWMP Booster Club President 2013/2014

P.S. Are you interested in being on the CWMP Booster Club Board next year or know someone who is? Email your nominations now to [email protected]. Position placements will be announced at the Parent Meeting May 13th.

CWMP recognizes our teachers for their outstanding work and dedication to our students and school.

Student Saves a Life

John Harcombe known as “Jack” saved his little cousin from drowning this past February. His little cousin was face down in a pool when Jack immediately started CPR. His cousin quickly responded and came to. Luckily, Jack had just finished the First Aid and CPR segment in Mrs. Ungs medical class.

Mrs. Ungs is so proud of her 10th grade CWMP students, especially when it reinforces life saving skills! Congratulations to Jack for using his CPR training and saving a life.

Medical Magnet Booster Club

Stephan Stephan Month of February

Bobbie Zuelke Month of March

Sharon Ungs Month of April

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SCHOOL SPORT PHYSICALS Saturday, May 3rd

Cost is $20 8:00am-12:00pm in the Gymnasium

Come to the PHU Gymnasium Saturday, May 3rd to get your sports physical. It is a quick and easy way to get

your required sports physical completed. The cost is $20.

END OF YEAR HOSA PARTY HOSA will be celebrating its End of the Year Party on Thursday, May 22. All HOSA participants are welcome.

HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS For All Incoming PHU Students

May 27th 5:30pm-7:00pm

This program is designed to introduce all of our new incoming 9th grade students to Palm Harbor University.

You will have the opportunity to sign up for summer programs and summer sports as well as be introduced to

the many sports, clubs and opportunities available at PHU. All are encouraged and welcome to attend.

School Physicals $20

Many Thanks to the following business's for supporting our School and Medical Magnet Program.

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May 18h Inverness Hall at Innisbrook Resort

Please RSVP now if you have not already done so. Date: Sunday, May 18th 2014 Time: 4:00 pm Students Arrive

4:30 pm Family Registration & Seating 5:00 pm Program and Dinner 8:00-10:00 pm Student Only Social

Attire: Semi-Formal Attire Price: Senior Students are Free

Adults Guests - $50 & Children - $20 Checks payable to : PHUHS Medical Magnet Boosters

Mail check and entrée selections to: Sheryl Bartolotti

C/O Medical Magnet Graduation 2902 Landmark Way

Palm Harbor, FL 34684

June 5th, 2014 at USF Sun Dome

Graduation will be held Thursday, June 5th at the USF Sun Dome. Tickets will not be needed this year. It’s time to order your cap and gown if you haven’t already. Just go to www.balfourfl.com. Stay tuned to the Senior Page for updates!!

May 20th 6:30-8:30 pm in the Teaching Auditorium

There will be a parent meeting on May 20th for all rising Juniors and Seniors. You will learn about the requirements for next year’s clinicals, vaccinations, paperwork, and scrubs. Watch for a letter to come home soon.

Job opening for a High School Student:

Downtown Clearwater law firm needs part-time help. Duties include assistance in scanning legal files and documents, confirming appointments, organization of supplies, making copies, etc. Flexible hours, hourly pay at $10/hour. For an interview, please contact [email protected]

Alex Chamberlain Easy Living Inc. 1180 Ponce De Leon Blvd. #701 Clearwater, FL 33756 Phone: 727-447-5845 www.easylivingfl.com

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Public Health 1st Gizzo, Gagliardotto

Dental Terminology 1st Heather Young

Interviewing Skills 1st Janelle Otero

Home Health Aide 1st Katie Neri

Transcultural Health Care 1st Allie Benites

Emergency Medical Tech 1st Kelsie Lynch, Nick Fatolitis

Pharmacology 1st Ryan Marth 2nd Jonathan Ondina

Sports Medicine 1st Eddie Harrison 2nd Matthew Bartolotti

Biomedical Debate 1st Murphy, Awad, Basta, Maqellari 2nd Dhanani, Emboltorio, Muchnok

CERT 1st Phillips, Fletcher 2nd Kheireddine, Klima 3rd Walker, Koufogazos

Community Awareness 1st Davis, Cutts, Gorman, Benzarti 2nd Peterson, Tate, Adams 3rd Brady, Walker, Zelinsky 4th Beltran, Margaris 5th Phillips, Balic

Forensic Medicine 1st Simons, Paczynski 2nd Bouie, Midkiff 5th Griffith, Hardy

Health Education 1st O’Harrow, Zuelke 2nd Miller, Roshten, Thompson, Rives 5th Ekberg, Davis, Tripodis, Daou

Health Career Display 1st Rachel Spondre, Maria Habib 3rd Rita Huynh, Kari Barber

Creative Problem Solving 1st Otero, Sheridan, Friend 2nd Mullins, Carithers, Hull, Pujol 4th Gaboury, Koontz, Mastilovic, Percy

Medical Photography 1st Kiki Davis 3rd Wilmarie Vazquez

CPR/First Aid 1st Regan, Whyte 3rd Antonio, Kmec 4th Ficarrotta, Mullady

Extemporaneous Health Poster 1st Angie DePaz

4th Quinlan Harsch

Researched Persuasive Speaking 1st Alexia Singletary 4th Jessica Jastrzebski

Medical Reading 1st Bria Fitz 5th Alexis McGurk

Pharmacology 1st Jonathan Ondina 3rd Ryan Marth 5th Jetta Brady

H.O.S.A. Region IV West Florida Regional Leadership Conference Results—January 2014 at USF

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Medical Terminology 2nd Blake Waller

Job Seeking Skills 2nd Corey Connelly

Clinical Specialty 2nd Camille Chan 3rd Madison Hatch

Nursing Assistant 2nd Demetra Pantelis

Parliamentary Procedure 2nd Williams, Tripodis, Karioki, Gomez, A. Davis, K. Davis, Abdullaj 3rd Bacchus, Bennis, Serio, Yates, Fenlon, Fox, Geier, Harris

Pathophysiology 2nd Sebastian Silva 3rd Allie Neri 5th Hannah Ferrari

Extemporaneous Writing 2nd Greg Perenich 5th Ashlyn Willey

Public Service Announcement 3rd Leichtenschlag, Sisic, Boyette, Smith, Herndon, D’Amico 5th Lake, Kinney, Marangos, Trapano

Human Growth & Development4th Graysen DeVito

Medical Spelling 5th Aldo Caramaya

Nutrition 5th Brad Bender

Healthcare Issues Exam Top 20 Mullins, Fleming, Waller, Koontz, Neri, Pantelis

Congratulations to all Regional participants for an outstanding performance. Ninety-three students will be moving on to the HOSA State competition in April.

Angie DePaz 1st Nursing Assisting

Kiki Davis 2nd Medical Photography

Nick Friend, 2nd Creative Problem Solving Adrianna Otero & Jessica Sheridan

Eddie Harrison 2nd Nursing Assisting

Demetra Pantelis 3rd Nursing Assisting

Kelsie Lynch & 3rd EMT Nick Fatolitis

Matthew Bartolotti 4th Sports Medicine

Connor Fletcher & 4th CERT Shay Phillips

Maria Habib & 5th Health Career Display Rachel Spondre

Ajla Balic, Anna Davis, 5th Community Awareness Clarissa Benzarti & Rylee Gorman

Congratulations to all the competitors and good luck to the nine students who qualified for Nationals by finishing in the top three. Nationals will be June 25-28 at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort in Orlando.

H.O.S.A. Region IV West Florida Regional Results January 2014

H.O.S.A. STATE Competition Results April 2014

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Most Likely to be Famous

Jasmine Bouie & Christopher Larsen

Best to Bring Home to Mom & Dad

Lexi Frost & Jake Navarro

Teacher’s Pet

Emmy Decker & Ryan Marth

Most Athletic

Sarah Raymond & Tristan Sanders

Most School Spirit

Kayla Carithers & Moneer Kheireddine

Most Likely to become a teacher at PHUHS

Helen Tan & Dimitri Alexandrou

Most Likely to Become a Billionaire

Morgan Phillips & Corey Connelly

Most Likely to Travel Around the World

Carolina Delgado & Shaun Van Huyssteen

Most Likely to be Late for Graduation

Tori Cabon & Ethan Olivero

Funniest

Leah Davenport & Brock Stallings

Best Laugh

Faye Konstantinidis & Joseph Pigozzo

Most Likely to be a Brain Surgeon

Demetra Pantelis & Davis Mullins

Looks Best in Scrubs

Kiana Tumaneng & Ross Fleming

Most Likely to Develop a Cure

Rita Huynh & Manuel Barragan

Most Likely to Faint at the Sight of Blood

Veronica Hellrung & Aaron Otis

Best Ambulance Driver

Brianna Noa & Frank Trump

Most Likely to have a Reality Show

Amanda Ismaili & Bradley Izquierdo

Selfie Queen & King

Justina Grubba & Matthew Lugo

Most Likely to Become President

Katie Incorvaia/Madison Williams & Greg Perenich

Frick & Frack (Most Inseparable Pair)

Girls Emily Huot & Lindsey Cane

Boys Joe Pigozzo & Brock Stallings

Brad Gorman & Thomas Stagg

Congratulations to all our Seniors

Senior Superlatives Awards Class of 2014

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1. Complete the Student Florida Financial Aid Application

2. Complete the Senior Survey 3. Apply for Bright Futures Scholarship

To Apply for a Bright Futures Scholarship, you MUST submit a completed, error free Initial Student Florida Financial Aid (FFAA) during your senior year (after December 1 and prior to graduation). You may apply BEFORE meeting all requirements but no later than graduation. ACT and SAT Test scores for June 2014 will be included in the final evaluation.

You MUST apply for Bright Futures during the last year of High School or you will FORFEIT all future eligibility for a Bright Futures Scholarship.

Directions for Completing the Senior Survey:

1. Log onto Portal account. 2. Under Student Programs on the right, click on

Counselor Connect. 3. This will take you directly to the website. A pop up

will appear that states “You have an Incomplete Survey. Please fill in the Survey HERE.”

4. Click on the link and begin the six question survey. 5. Students will continue to get the pop up message

when logging on until the survey is complete. 6. If the student closes the pop up, he/she can also

access the survey on the Dashboard by clicking on the Survey button.

Congratulations to our Senior Student Athletes who have received scholarships to continue on with sports in college. We are very proud of your accomplishments!

Swimming: Manuel Barragan—Georgia Tech University Corey Connelly—Washington and Lee University Tristan Sanders—University of Michigan

Track Brianna Paczynski—Emory Riddle

Softball Alayna Gallagher—Barry University

Volleyball Naomi Mack—St. Leo’s College

Soccer Sarah Raymond– University of Tampa

Cheer Justina Grubba—Ava Maria University

Shout out to Greg Perenich for being accepted to Notre Dame University. Salutatorian We are proud to announce Demetra Pantelis as this year’s Salutatorian. Congratulations Demetra!

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The Pulse is highlighting Brianna Paczynski, a senior in our medical magnet program. Brianna is a member of the Cross Country Team and Girls Track team.

Brianna performed her service hours at the Suncoast Primate Sanctuary. She also took part on a mission trip and volunteered feeding the homeless.

Brianna will be attending Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University to study Human Factors and Psychology.

The Pulse: Is the Medical program what you expected it to be; is it harder or easier than anticipated? Brianna: The Medical program is much better than what I expected it to be. The program turned out to be easier than I originally anticipated and that is a good thing. I like being able to learn about the medical field and different careers that you might not necessarily hear about.. I also like going to classes with a majority of the same students. The Pulse: What is your favorite class? Brianna: My favorite class is any of the science classes, like Physics, Anatomy and Biology. The Pulse: What is your favorite elective? Brianna: I really enjoyed the Allied Health class my junior year because it was great being able to visit various medically related workplaces for my Clinicals. The Pulse: Do you have a favorite teacher? Brianna: My medical teacher, Ms. Miller, has been my favorite teacher because she is so nice and helpful. The Pulse: What is the most interesting thing you have learned by being part of the Medical Program? Brianna: Learning about becoming a personal trainer in Health and Wellness class was very interesting to me. The Pulse: What advice to you have for other medical students? Brianna: My advice would be to learn as much as there is to learn and to make the best of your high school career and be sure to balance academics with extra-curricular activities.

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HOW TO COMPLETE THE INITIAL STUDENT FLORIDA FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION (REQUIRED FOR BRIGHT FUTURES)

BEGINNING ON DECEMBER 1ST OF YOUR SENIOR YEAR: Go to http://www.floridastudentfinacialaid.org website Click on the State Grants, Scholarships & Applications tab Click on Student Application tab Click on Proceed to Application

PLEASE REVIEW THE FOLLOWING: Questions/fields marked with an asterisk (*) require a response.

Question 2 (Date of Birth): Be sure to put the year you were born, not current year! Question 3 (Name): This should be your name as it appears on your social security card. Question 14 (Zip Code): You should enter your 5-digit zip code. You do not have to enter the last 4 digits. Question 22 (High School Graduation Date): This is the last day of high school, which is 6/4/2014 for Pinellas County. BE SURE TO PUT 2014, not 2013! Question 23 (Student Classification during 2014-15 School Year): If you have taken or will take dual credit courses, choose FRESHMAN (WITH PREVIOUS COLLEGE). Question 24 (Where You Plan to Attend School): You may (and must) change this if you decide to attend some-where else. You can log back on to your account and update your school. Question 25 (Last Postsecondary Attended): If you answered 23 with FRESHMAN (WITH PREVIOUS COLLEGE), you should select ST. PETERSBURG COLLEGE AND enter an estimated GPA in Question 28. Questions 26-28 (GPA): Give your best estimate of your GPA. (Your official GPA will be certified by your

school prior to eligibility determination.) Question 29 (Tests): If not certain what you are going to take, you should check all three tests. (They will verify

test scores by testing agency.) Question 33 (Release of Information): You must answer YES if you want to be considered for Bright Futures. Question 34 (Felony Conviction): Read carefully. For most students, the answer will be NO.

After completing all questions/fields, click SUBMIT (& PRINT) MY APPLICATION and then click CANCEL so that you do not print. Write down your USER ID AND PIN. (You must use this ID & PIN to log back on to your ac-count to find out if you are receiving an award—NOTHING WILL BE MAILED OR SENT TO YOU. )

USER ID:_________________________________ PIN:_________________________________

This is not the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA will be available to complete on January 1, 2014. You must complete the FAFSA to be eligible for GRANTS, LOANS, WORK STUDY and some SCHOLARSHIPS. Please look for upcoming information on FAFSA NIGHTS where you can get help completing the application. The application is available at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

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In this edition of The Pulse, we would like to honor and recognize Mr. Steven Murphy.

Mr. Murphy is our Math/Geometry teacher. He has been teaching at PHUHS for three years. Mr. Murphy is a great teacher who can make his students laugh with his jokes and easy going personality. He keeps his students engaged and involved in learning with his awesome Boston accent and his positive teaching style.

Mr. Murphy grew up in Boston Massachusetts. He graduated from the University of Massachusetts. During his college years, he became interested in teaching after coaching a lot of sports in college.

His favorite part of teaching is being with children and the connection he has with his students. His favorite memory as a teacher was when his doorbell rang on Christmas Eve and students from his past senior class were Christmas caroling for him and his family.

His advice to his students is for them to take advantage of the all the opportunities available to them at our wonderful school. The quality he admires most in his students is honesty.

Mr. Murphy enjoys a lot of different sports like tennis, sailing boating and kayaking. His hobbies are sailing and kayaking. The Fencing Master is his favorite book. He also enjoys spending time with his family. He has two children named Joaquin and Anita. Carrabbas is his favorite restaurant. His favorite vacation spot is Melbourne Beach, Florida.

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Girls Tennis Camille Chan Shannon Cruz Laurel Griffith Marissa Griffith Casey McKenna Gabrielle Muchnok Ali Rahman Hannah Rahman Nicole Tripodis Melodie Zuelke Boys Tennis Eric Nguyen Greg Perenich Matt Perenich Boys Baseball Andrew Bartolotti Matt Bartolotti Jeff D’Amico Daniel Hollander Joe Mattei Shane Mullen Ethan Olivero Zack Wickner

Girls Track Grace Cook Robin Cutts Alicia Follis Anna Hamilton Sarah Harley Erika Lytle Ashley Milleman Emma Oleck Isabelle Oleck Brianna Paczynski Sarah Raymond Gretchen Sandorf Madison Suarez Jenna Thompson Sara Zarb Boys Track Ryan Brogan KC Osmani-Farmer Thomas Rugel Alex Thurin

Flag Football JV Autumn Hughes Julia Incorvaia Morgan Mercier Alexa Orbesen Paeton Parks Madison Suarez Rachael Weingarten Flag Football Varsity Kerry Ekberg Haley Rinderle Jessica Sheridan Cara Smith Carly Walker Girls Softball Katie Flanagan Alayna Gallagher Angelina Kucani Brittany Lennon Kyndra Lilley Brittini Norwood Kayla Shipley Erica Spondre Rachel Spondre Briana Yates

Center for Wellness and Medical Professions Participants

Congratulations to all our CWMP sport participants. The Medical Magnet program strongly encourages our students to be involved in PHUHS activities.

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Linsey Beers—CWMP Class of 2004

Linsey attended college at SPC, where she completed all the pre requisites for the nursing program. She earned her Associate in Art Degree in Dec. 2006, and was accepted into the nursing program for Fall of 2007. She received the "Dr George Morris Earn As You Learn Program" scholarship through Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater. This program allowed her to work as a Patient Care Tech one day per week at the hospital, while attending nursing school. She graduated nursing school in 2009 with an Associate Degree in Science Nursing. She became a licensed RN for the state of FL in 2009. Wanting to

continue her education in nursing, she applied for the Bachelor of Nursing Program through SPC, and worked night shift as an RN while continuing her education. In July of 2011, she completed her Bachelor of Science Nursing. She worked at Morton Plant Hospital in the Renal/Respiratory Medical Surgical Unit from 2007 until 2012, where she learned a majority of her med/surg skills. Interested in moving up in the chain of command in the nursing field and wanting to try different areas of nursing, she became a head charge nurse for Fairwinds, a rehab facility in Clearwater. But missing the hospital setting, she ventured off to Northside Hospital where she is currently a Charge Nurse for the med/surg unit working the night shift from 7pm-7am three days a week. Linsey absolutely loves what she is doing! She is a mom of a 10 month old son that she had along the way of her nursing adventures, and could not be more proud. She says her entire life has been changed for the better since beginning her nursing career way back in 2000, when she first started in the Medical Magnet Program. It's hard to believe that her 10 year reunion is this year!!

Marc Bentz—CWMP Class of 2004

Matt attended University of North Florida and graduated with an Associate of Science Degree from the Honors Program in December 2006. Matt then transferred to Florida State University where he was accepted into the College of Nursing baccalaureate Degree Program. While at FSU, he was a member of the Triathlon team. In the Spring of 2008, Matt graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. As a registered nurse, he worked as a critical care nurse at the Georgetown University Hos-pital for two years. He was accepted into the University of South Carolina College of Medicine, Masters of Nurse Anesthesia program. He graduated from the Nurse Anesthesia program in May 2013. Matt is currently enjoying working at a level one trauma hospital at Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital in Columbia, South Carolina, as a nurse anesthetist. The CWMP program prepared him well for his medical career.

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Three Easy Ways To Order Your PHU Tervis Tumbler

1.Mail completed order form to PHU school address, ATTN: CWMP Booster Club 2.Drop order form off to the CWMP mailbox at school 3.Scan and email form to [email protected]

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BY MAIL: PALM HARBOR UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL ATTN: MEDICAL MAGNET BOOSTER CLUB

1900 OMAHA STREET, PALM HARBOR, FL 34683

STUDENT NAME: ______________________________________ CLASS ☐SR, ☐JR, ☐SO, ☐FR

2ND STUDENT NAME*: __________________________________ CLASS ☐SR, ☐JR, ☐SO, ☐FR PARENTS NAMES:_________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________ PHONE: (H) ___________________________(C)________________________________________ PARENT EMAIL ADDRESSES VERY IMPORTANT WE HAVE THIS FOR UPDATES AND REMINDERS ___________________________________ __________________________________________ ☐CHECK HERE IF PREFERRED ☐ CHECK HERE IF PREFERRED

MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES

TROPICAL STORM (BASIC) MEMBERSHIP $30/*$40 MULTI CHILD CATEGORY 1 HURRICANE MEMBERSHIP $50-$99 CATEGORY 2 HURRICANE MEMBERSHIP $100-$249 CATEGORY 3 HURRICANE MEMBERSHIP $250-$499 CATEGORY 4 HURRICANE MEMBERSHIP $500-$999 CATEGORY 5 HURRICANE MEMBERSHIP $1,000 OR MORE

CHECKS PAYABLE TO: PHUHS MEDICAL MAGNET BOOSTER CLUB

CREDIT CARD: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ EXP __ __/__ __ CID _____ BILLING ZIP CODE _________

(RECEIPT WILL BE EMAILED. PLEASE CONTACT [email protected] WITH QUESTIONS)

PHUHS MEDICAL MAGNET BOOSTER CLUB IS A 501C3 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO ALL FAMILIES AND IS VOLUNTARY. MEMBERS WILL BE LISTED ON THE CWMP BOOSTER WEBSITE

BY CATEGORY. BOOSTER SUPPORT IS PROVIDED EQUALLY TO ALL STUDENTS REGARDLESS OF MEMBERSHIP STATUS. MEMBERSHIP IS REQUIRED TO QUALIFY FOR SNR. SCHOLARSHIP

Medical Magnet Booster Club Membership Form 2014/2015

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