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Tier 1
University of Northern Colorado 3.0 GPA
2 3
Enrollment/Size
● 12,260 total enrollment
● 9,053 undergraduate enrollment
Cost
Tuition and Fees $9,918
Books and Supplies $1,350
Room and Board $11,204
Total Cost $22,472
● $89,888 for a 4 year education

● $50 application fee
Location Admission Requirements

● Greeley, CO ● GPA:3.0
● 2 Hours from Breck, Winter Park, Keystone ● SAT:1010-1220
● 1 hour from Denver ● ACT:19-25
Ranking
● #231-300 in the nation
Campus Life Automatic Academic Scholarships

● Recreation Center ● Trustee Scholarship
● Clubs ○ $24,000 ($6,000/year)
○ Student Nurses Association ○ 3.8 GPA, 29 ACT or 1330 SAT
● Greek Life ● Presidential Scholarship
● 17 Resident Halls ○ $12,000 ($3,000/year)
● Car needed to commute home on weekends/holidays/summers etc. ○ 3.6 GPA,27 ACT or 1260 ACT
○ Annual parking pass is $285. ● Provost Scholarship
● Must live on campus for 2 years. ○ $10,000 ($2,500/year)
○ 3.4 GPA, 24 ACT, 1160 SAT
Additional facts
● Campus is close to home Admissions Counselor
● Ranges from 20-50 students per class jenae.mccarty@unco.edu
● 89.3% Acceptance Rate 970-351-1611
● 37% live on campus, 63% live off campus
Tier 1
San Diego State University 3.67 GPA
2 3
Enrollment/Size
Cost
Basic Tuition/Fees $7,488
Out-of-State tuition $11,880
Books/ Supplies $1,915
Food/Housing $16,735
Transportation $1,544
Personal/Mic. $1,480
Total Cost $41,042


● San Diego, CA ● GPA 3.6
● 9 miles from the beach. ● SAT:1653
● 7 miles from downtown San Diego ● ACT:29
Ranking
● #140 in the nation

● Rec Center ● SDSU Achievement Scholarship
● Clubs ○ $1,000-$10,00/ year
○ Student Nurses Association ○ 4.0 GPA, 1410 SAT, 31 ACT
● Greek Life
● Undergrads required to live on campus for 2 years
● Dances/Pep-rallies
● No car needed, take busses/taxi to downtown.
● Must live on campus as a freshman
Additional facts:
● 15% of students live on campus. Admissions Email
● 85% of students live off campus. heidi.nguyen@mail.sdsu.edu
● 34.4% acceptance rate
● Student to Faculty ratio is 28:1
Tier 1
University of California-San Diego 4.0 GPA
2 3
Enrollment/Size
Cost
Housing/Food $6,039
Books/Supplies $1,101
Personal Expenses $1,608
Total Cost $53,682


● La Jolla, CA ● GPA 4.1
● 3.5 miles from the beach. ● SAT 1966
● 12.9 miles from downtown San Diego. ● ACT 31
Ranking
Campus Life Automatic Academic Scholarships:

● Intramural Sports ● Dr. A.R Moossa Scholarship
● Clubs ○ $2,000/ year= $8,000 4-year
○ American Medical Women’s Association ○ Pre-Med students with at least a 3.0
○ Nursing Hearts
● 7 Residential Halls
● No car needed/take busses
● Must live on campus as a freshman
Additional facts:
● 33% Acceptance Rate Admissions Counselor
● 48% of students live on campus admissions reply@ucsd.edu
● 61% of students live off campus
● Student to Faculty ratio is 19:1
Tier 1
Emory University 3.7 GPA
2 3
Enrollment/Size
Cost
Tuition $50,590
Fees/athletics,activity etc $716
Housing $8,306
Food $6,200
Books $2,466
Travels and incidentals $2,466
Total Cost $69,502


● Atlanta, GA ● GPA 3.7
● 4.5 hours to the beach ● SAT 1430
● 15 miles from downtown ● ACT 31
Ranking
Campus Life Automatic Academic Scholarships:

● Intramural Sports ● Study Abroad Scholarship
● Rec Center
○ Fitness Classes
● 13 Residential Halls
● No car needed. Students use campus transportation methods
● Required to live on campus as a freshman
Additional facts:
● Student to Faculty Ratio 8:1 Admissions Counselor
● 64% of students live on campus. madeline.clifton@emory.edu
● 36% of students live off campus.
● 26% acceptance rate.
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University of Arizona 1
3.4 GPA
2 3
Enrollment/Size
Cost
Room/Board $12,550
Book/Supplies $800
Travel $1,600
Misc. $1,800
Loan Fee $100
Course Fee $100
Total Cost $53,350


● Tucson, AZ ● GPA 3.4
● 1.9 miles to downtown. ● SAT 1170
● 8 miles from the airport. ● ACT 21
Ranking

● Intramural Sports ● Arizona Excellence Tuition Award
● Professional Achievements in Nursing Club ○ $2,000-$35,000 per year
● 23 Different resident halls ○ Undergrad only/based on GPA and
● No car needed, students can walk or use street car. SAT
● Not required to live on campus, but is recommended.
Additional facts
● 20% of students live on campus Admissions Contact
● 80% of students live off campus jbuval@email.arizona.edu
● 78% acceptance rate 720-315-2223
● Student to Faculty Ratio 22:1
Tier 1
Grand Canyon University 3.0 GPA
2 3
Enrollment/Size
● Undergrad info unavailable
Cost
Tuition $16,500
Books/Supplies $800
Additional Fees $550
Room and Board $8,550
Other Expense Budget $5,700
Total Cost $32,100

● No out of state tuition

● Phoenix, AZ ● GPA 3.0
● 6.8 miles to downtown. ● SAT 1000
● 10.7 miles from airport. ● ACT 19
Ranking

● Career Services ● Chancellor Scholarship
● Football Games ○ $9,750/ year
● Intramural Sports ○ 4.0 GPA
● Career and Pre-Professional clubs ● Provost
● Community and volunteer ○ $6,750/ year
● Car needed, no on campus transportation services ○ 3.7-3.8 GPA, 1295 SAT
○ Cost depends on your lot, minimum payment is $50 ● Dean
● Required to live on campus for 2 years ○ $5,500/ Year
○ 3.5-3.6 GPA, 1170 SAT
Additional Facts
● 32% Acceptance Rate Admissions Counselor
● Student to Faculty Ratio 22:1 602-247-3001
● 19 Housing options trever.wolf@gc.edu
Tier 1
University of Alabama 3.6 GPA
2 3
Enrollment/Size
Cost
Fees $800
Room/Board $13,402
Misc. $2,460
Total Cost $50,032


● Tuscaloosa, AL ● GPA 3.6
● 142.2 miles from the beach. ● SAT 1190
● 1 mile from downtown. ● ACT 27
Ranking

● Greek Life ● Capstone
● Career Center ○ $6,000/ year (4 years)
● 35 Residence Halls ○ GPA 3.5, SAT 1260-1290, ACT 27
● No car needed, university provides transportation methods ● Collegiate
● Freshmen required to live on campus ○ $8,000/ year (4 years)
○ GPA 3.5, SAT 1300-1320, ACT 28
Additional facts
● Student to Faculty Ratio 24:1 Admissions Email
● 53% acceptance rate Beth Hodge-205-861-3510
● 26% of students live on campus
● 75% of students live off campus
Tier 1
Southeastern Louisiana University 3.1 GPA
2 3
Enrollment/Size
Cost
Tuition $2,888
Mandatory Fees $1,194
Validate ID $18
Books/Supplies $200
Non-Resident Fees $6,238
Total Cost $10,539


● Hammond,LA ● GPA 3.1
● 60 Miles from New Orleans ● SAT N/A
● 47 Miles from Baton Rouge ● ACT 22
Ranking

● 14 residence halls ● Priority Scholarship
● Intramural Sports ○ Relies on your ACT score and GPA
● Clubs ● Fritz Darouse Endowed Scholarship
● Sports teams ○ $212/Semester
● Not required to live on campus ○ May keep scholarship for 8 semesters
Additional facts
● Student to Faculty Ratio 22:1 Admissions Email
● 87% acceptance rate allyson.gaspard@southeastern.edu
● 21% live on campus 985-634-1380
● 79% live off campus
Tier 1
Creighton University 4.0 GPA
2 3
Enrollment/Size
Cost
Tuition $38,452
Misc. (fees, major $2,800

enrichment)
Room/Board $10,702
Total Cost $53,452


● Omaha, NE ● GPA 3.7
● Right in downtown Omaha. ● SAT 1210
● 14 minutes from airport ● ACT 29
Ranking
● #1 in midwest universities

● Recreation Centers ● Creighton Merit Scholarship
● Intramural Sports ● Supplemental Scholarships
● Study Spots
● Greek Life
● All students are encouraged to live on campus
Additional Facts
● 70.5% acceptance rate Admission Contact
● Student to Faculty ratio 11:1 Anne Harty
916-708-7579
AnneHarty@creighton.edu
Tier 1
CU-Denver 3.2-3.9 GPA
2 3
Enrollment/Size
Cost
Tuition $7,776
Other Fees $1,331
Room/Board $11,601
Total Cost $22,508


● Denver,CO ● Gpa 3.0
● 79 miles from breck ● SAT 1070
● Right in the city ● ACT 21
Ranking

● Clubs ● SuperCollege Scholarship
● Health Center ○ $1,000
● Campus Rec ○ Renewable
● Car needed to commute home on holidays/weekends
○ $40/ month
● Not required to live on campus, but if no living plans, recommended to live on
campus
Additional Facts
● 61% acceptance rate Admission Contacts
● More than 140 degree programs 303-724-5000-ANSHULTZ
● #46 ranking in nursing program 303-315-2601- CU Denver
Boulder: maria.taylor@colorado.edu
303-492-8365
Grand Canyon University College Visit
September 10, 2018
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University of Alabama College Visit
September 17, 2018
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University of Northern Colorado College Visit
September 24, 2018
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San Diego State University College Visit
October 2, 2018
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Creighton University College Visit
October 5, 2018
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University of Arizona College Visit
November 1, 2018
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Monthly Repayment Plan
Estimated Total Total Cost with Total Cost with Total Cost with
School Tier Cost 5 years Interest 10 years Interest 15 years Interest
Simulation N/A $14,151.00 $280.62 $16,472.94 $153.94 $18,110.49 $114.78 $20,661.07
Univeristy of Northern Colorado Three $89,888.00 $1,696.30 $101,777.85 $950.40 $114,408.20 $710.83 $127,949.14
San Diego State University Two $164,168.00 $3,098.05 $185,883.16 $1,741.26 $208,950.76 $1,298.23 $233,681.41
Univeristy of California San DIego One $214,728.00 $4,052.18 $243,130.94 $2,277.52 $273,302.83 $1,698.06 $305,649.96
Emory University One $278,008.00 $4,052.18 $243,130.94 $2,277.52 $273,302.83 $1,698.06 $305,649.96
Grand Canyon Univerisity Three $128,400.00 $2,423.07 $145,383.98 $1,361.88 $163,425.75 $1,015.38 $182,768.22
Southeastern Lousisiana Univeristy Two $42,150.00 $795.42 $47,725.35 $447.07 $53,674.94 $333.32 $59,997.51
“Adventure must start with running away from home.” My whole life I’ve been running
away from home. I was born in Denver, Colorado, then moved on to live in 6 different states due
to my dad’s job. Out of all of our relocations, I still call New Orleans home. Growing up here, I
learned many lessons and got to take part in so many experiences. Going into the heart of New
Orleans is life changing. Families sit on corners of the French Quarter with hunger in their eyes,
striving to live anyone else’s life but their own. They have to wonder when their next meal will
be, where they are going to go when the next hurricane hits, or when they can get their next
bottle of water. After living in New Orleans for 5 years, we moved back to Denver, but I will
never forget the faces of those who are struggling. Seeing these same families every weekend
broke my heart, this is when I started to develop a passion of giving back.
Sophomore year of high school, I was tasked to do a project that would impact my
community. I reached out to a family friend who is involved with a school in Haiti and told her I
wanted to do something for these kids who I know are just like those families back in New
Orleans. I wanted to finally do something that would give back and make a real difference in the
world. I’ve always wanted to change the world, and with this project, I finally did. I decided I
wanted to do a hand sanitizer drive for kids in Haiti. Diseases as simple as the flu is deadly there
due to lack of resources. I reached out to local community members and informed them about
my project and what my goal was, to help these kids live a happy, healthy life. After a short few
weeks, I managed to collect over 3,000 bottles of hand sanitizer for these kids. We boxed up all
of the donations and sent them off to Haiti. A week or so after the donation was in Haiti, I
received a few pictures of these kids with my hand sanitizer. At first I was in shock, that was my
hand sanitizer, I put that bottle in a box and shipped it off and now it’s there, in Haiti! The girl in
the picture was smiling ear to ear and her eyes were bright as she was kneeling over the box of
sanitizer, her hungry eyes were fed. The second picture was a little girl pumping sanitizer into
her hands. This picture made a huge impact on me. She was so incredibly happy. Her face
radiated gratitude and relief and my soul finally was at peace knowing that I put those feelings
there. I was hooked. I found my home not in a physical location but in helping others.
Ronald Reagan once said, “We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone.” I
still crave adventure, and opportunities, but I found a home I can take with me anywhere.
Through my passion, I have learned to persevere through hard times, have confidence in myself
and others, work hard no matter where you are or what your circumstances are, to always life
humbly and kindly, and to never take advantage of what you have because like those kids in
Haiti, you could have close to nothing. I hope to keep embodying my passion within my career
and in my everyday life as I grow older and continue to go on new adventures and run away to
new places.
Dear __________ Admissions,
Hello, my name is Grace Krumwiede and I would like to introduce myself as I am

extremely interested in attending_____________. First, it is important to outline the program I
am coming from. Even at 14, I had an 100 foot view. I chose the EDGE program because I
wanted depth in my education and opportunities that I might not receive otherwise in the
traditional environment. Moreover, I chose the EDGE program because I wanted a hands-on
learning experience. I was able to take advantage of various opportunities through my
participation in the EDGE program.
I have worked closely with a local doctor at an urgent care, learning how to diagnose
patients and how to work an x-ray machine. I even got the chance to put a patient through an
x-ray. I have also gotten the opportunity to attend a Mini-Medical University at a local hospital
where I got to learn how to cast an arm and a thumb, tour the cath lab, the ER, and the oncology
wing. I also completed my own project called Helping Hands which promoted a healthier
lifestyle for kids in Haiti.
Additionally, we have worked diligently to house and reflect on these experiences and
opportunities through the development of a comprehensive e-portfolio outlining all four years in
high school. I was wondering if I could get feedback on this portfolio when you get a chance?
Please reference the link below. Any suggestions or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much for your time and consideration. Please feel free to contact me with any
questions or comments.
Sincerely,
Grace Krumwiede
Portfolio Link
https://gracekrumwiede20.weebly.com/
College Admissions Questions
1. Are there different admissions requirements for different majors?
2. What are some of the most popular clubs on campus?
3. What is your school culture like? How would you characterize the students who come to
your school?
4. What do students enjoy most at this college?
5. What type of support is offered for freshman?
6. What are the undergraduate opportunities for internships, research and employment?
7. Is there support to help students find internships?
8. When do students need to declare a major?
9. When do students start using the career center?
10. Does your college have a study abroad program?
11. How accessible are professors?
12. How large are the largest class sizes?
College Tour Questions

1. What are you studying?
2. Can you tell me some ways your professors have made the classroom experience
exciting?
3. Have you had an internship? Do you plan on having one or more? Are they easy to get?
What kind of assistance does the college give you?
4. What is social life like on campus?
5. What are the residence halls like?
6. What do students do on weekends?
7. Why did you choose this school?
8. Are you happy here?
● After you visit each school, take 2 minutes to write down three things you liked and three
things you didn’t like (or liked less) about each school. Also, make a note of one or two
buildings that really stood out on each campus and why.
How I’m Involved
2016-2018
● Volunteered at a local elementary school working trunk-or-treat.
● Tutored kids at the local library helping them learn or improve reading skills.
● Youth Leadership Douglas County
○ Getting involved with the community and learning leadership skills to help me for the
rest of my life.
● LINK Crew
○ Helped incoming freshman.
● SHINE Girls Planning Committee
○ Planning a conference for girls all around the area.
● SHINE Club
○ Meets once a month, empowers women to do great things.
● Shadowed at 20 Mile Urgent Care
○ 2016-2017 and 2017-2018
○ Worked closely with patients and doctors to get a hands on experience in the medical
field.
● Mini-Medical University
○ Program at St Luke's Presbyterian Hospital where I got a hands on experience in the cath
lab, casting, heli-pad, ambulance, ER, and pediatric nursing.
● Hampden Surgical Center
○ Shadowed several surgeons performing an array of surgeries and learned about anatomy
and what the steps are for different surgeries.
● Respire Haiti Project
○ Helping Hands 2017-2018
■ Donated over 3,000 bottles of hand sanitizer for children at Respire Haiti.
Field: Occupation:
Healthcare Pediatric Nursing
Entry Level Education/Certifications: Median Pay: Job Outlook:

Masters Degree (MSN) $110,930/year 31% growth
$53.33/ hour
What They Do:

● Take care of their assigned patients.
● Review and administer medications.
● Keep track of patient care plans.
● Keep patients happy and comfortable.
Work Environment:
● Work in doctors offices, clinics, hospitals and other healthcare settings.
● Their skills bring particular comfort to children being treated in acute care departments, such as the neonatal
unit, pediatric critical care unit and pediatric oncology ward, and to their parents.
● Can work around-the-clock to provide patient care.
● May work nights, weekends, and holidays.
● May be required to be on call.
● May work 8-24 hour shifts depending on where you work.
How does this occupation fit your interests and skills:

● I love kids and working with others to make a difference in lives. I feel that being a nurse could fulfill these
passions of mine. I also have an interest in biology and human anatomy so I feel this job will be something I
love. I get one on one time with kids and their families which creates connections and the feeling of giving
back.
Similar Occupations:
● Nurse Practitioner
● Pediatric Doctor
● Physical Therapist
Field: Occupation:
Healthcare Nurse Practitioner

MSN $110,930/ year 31% growth
Maybe a DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) $53.33/ hour
What They Do:

● Much like a pediatrician, Pediatric Nurse Practitioners work with patients from infancy to young adulthood,
diagnosing illness, conducting exams, and prescribing medication.
Work Environment:
● Work in doctors offices, clinics, and hospitals.
● Work full time during normal business hours.
● Can work 10-24 hours.

● This job includes taking care of children. I get to problem solve to reach a diagnosis and then formulate a
treatment plan for the child which I am good at. I also get to build connections with patients and their families
while treating children for their illness or injury.
● Pediatric Psychologist
● Pediatric Doctor
Field: Occupation:
Healthcare Pediatric Doctor
Entry Level Education/Certifications: Median Pay: Job Outlook

Doctoral Degree $208,000/year 13%
$100.00/hour
What They Do:

● Treat illnesses and injuries Physicians examine patients; take medical histories; prescribe medications; and
order, perform, and interpret diagnostic tests. They counsel patients on diet, hygiene, and preventive
healthcare.
Work Environment:
● About half of physicians worked in physicians’ offices. Others worked in hospitals, in academia, or for the
government.
● Most physicians work full time.
● They can work long, irregular, and night hours.
● May travel between workplaces to treat patients.
● Average hours worked is 59 hours a week.

● This job would allow me to analyze data and find patterns in the data to reach a diagnosis and then formulate
a set plan to stick to when the patient is ready to seek treatment.
● Physicians Assistant
● Optometrists
● Registered Nurses
Field: Occupation:
Healthcare Pediatric Psychologist

PSY.D-Doctor of Psychology Degree $77,030/year 14% growth
$37.03/hour
What They Do:

● Psychologists study cognitive, emotional, and social processes and behavior by observing, interpreting, and
recording how individuals relate to one another and to their environments. They use their findings to help
improve processes and behaviors.
Work Environment:
● Some psychologists work independently, conducting research, consulting with clients, or working with
patients. Others work as part of a healthcare team, collaborating with physicians and social workers, or in
school settings, working with students, teachers, parents, and other educators.
● Psychologists often set their own hours.
● They may work evenings and nights.
● Work about 35-40 hours on a 9-5 basis.

● This job allows me to observe a patient's and then identify a problem. Once the problem is identified, I could
formulate a set plan on how to improve the identified problem. I also work well alone and with others, and
I’m good at connecting with others.
Similar occupations:
● Sociologists
● Social Workers
● Marriage and Family Therapist
Field: Occupation:
Healthcare Physicians Assistant

Masters Degree $104,860/year 37% growth
$50.41/hour
What They Do:

● Physician assistants, also known as PAs, practice medicine on teams with physicians, surgeons, and other
healthcare workers. They examine, diagnose, and treat patients.
Work Environment:
● Physician assistants work in physicians’ offices, hospitals, outpatient clinics, and other healthcare settings.
● Most PA’s work full time, but ¼ work 40 hours a week.
● PA’s may also work nights, weekends, and holidays.
● Can be on call meaning they must be ready to respond to a work request with little notice.
● Work 12 hour shifts.

● This job allows me to still work in the medical field and work with others. I love working with others and
working as a team to solve problems and split the work so we can reach the end goal faster.
● EMT and Paramedics
● Registered Nurse
● Occupational Therapists
Field: Occupation:
Healthcare EMT

Postsecondary nondegree award $33,380/year 15%
$16.05/hour
What They Do:

● Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics care for the sick or injured in emergency medical
settings. People’s lives often depend on the quick reaction and competent care provided by these workers.
EMTs and paramedics respond to emergency calls, performing medical services and transporting patients to
medical facilities.
Work Environment:
● Work can be physically strenuous and stressful, sometimes involving life-or-death situations.
● EMT’s work closely with ER departments of Hospitals, but usually work in vehicles like trucks and
helicopters.
● Most work full time, but ⅓ work 40 hours a week
● Shifts can be 12-24 hours long and can be over weekends and holidays.

● I work well under-pressure and I can think on my toes. I am good at finding temporary solutions while I think
of long term solutions to a problem as well. I work well with others in terms of solving a problem quickly and
assigning roles to reach the goal faster.
● Medical Assistant
● Emergency Management Department
● Registered Nurses
Grace Krumwiede
12280 Desert Hills St. Parker Colorado, 80138 | (985)-789-5466 | graciekrum@gmail.com
Education
LEGEND HIGH SCHOOL
· Anticipated Graduation: May,2020
· Earned three concurrent enrollment credits,2016-2017
· Student Leader
· 4.0 GPA ,2016-2017, 2017-2018
Achievements
ACCEPTED INTO EDGE PROGRAM
· Applied and got accepted into the EDGE program at Legend High School
HONORS CLASSES
· Honors English and Honors Science student.
UNDERCLASSMAN AWARD
· EDGE Student of the Year 2017-2018
STUDENT OF THE QUARTER

· Student of the quarter, 2016-2017
· Student of the quarter 2017-2018
PART OF DOUGLAS COUNTY YOUTH LEADERSHIP

· Being accepted into a district wide leadership class.
· Serves the community and explores leadership roles within the community.
Skills & Abilities

PROFICIENT IN SPANISH
· Reached level four of Spanish.
PROBLEM SOLVING
· I am efficient in problem solving by using my collaboration and critical thinking skills to come up with a reasonable and clear solution to
an issue.
COMMUNICATION
· I can communicate efficiently with others whether it’s by using technology or face-to-face. I am able to communicate clearly what needs to
be addressed in situations. I am also good at communicating for myself when it comes to questioning a topic, or addressing something
that I think would benefit me.
Volunteer Experience
WORKING AT LOCAL SCHOOLS
· I have helped set up and run school events like trunk-or-treat and auctions.
TUTORING AT LOCAL LIBRARY

· I worked with kids at the library who were having struggles reading and helped them identify the strategies and environments that
benefit them the most when they read.
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Activities
YLDC
· Youth Leadership Douglas County, getting involved in the community.
LINK CREW
· Working with incoming freshmen.
SHINE GIRLS CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE

· Part of the conference planning committee for girls from all around the district.
Shadowing/Intern Experience
20 MILE URGENT CARE
· I worked at 20 Mile Urgent Care with the head doctor for 4 days.
CIMARRON MIDDLE SCHOOL
· I worked with the DCSD Nursing Consultant for a day.
MINI-MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
· Attended Mini-Medical University at St Luke's Presbyterian Hospital
HAMPDEN SURGICAL CENTER

· Shadowed surgical team for a day.
References
REFERENCE #1
aniel.simington@dcsdk12.org
Dan Simington: d
REFERENCE #2
Debbie Tawzer:datawer@s.dcsdk12.org
REFERENCE #3
Wendy White: wendy.white.haiti@gmail.com
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