17
Apr
From office work to health care management work By Molly Mann UA’23 and Jim Stellar In our last blog almost a year ago, after you finished college a semester early, you talked about how “a little voice inside of my … Continued
14
Apr
My experiences convinced me to switch majors to Social Welfare. How is it going? By Netanya Weiss and Jim Stellar We are back after writing a blog over the last summer on how NW’s freshman summer experience and her sophomore … Continued
12
Apr
My journey to the medical profession but after an upcoming graduation By Natalie Hearn UA’25 and Jim Stellar Natalie was a student in my Fall Psychopharmacology class. In that class we got talking about what she was going to do … Continued
06
Apr
The Role of the Prefrontal Cortex and Emotional Maturity Development in the Profession By Christina Testa and James Stellar Now that Christina has experienced the professional setting and has seen how her strengths as a student have helped her to … Continued
30
Mar
Reaching for the Ivy Leagues in one’s mind and in a gap year job By Kriti Kalary UA’25 and Jim Stellar KK and JS just talked about gap year job opportunities and some of them are at Ivy League institutions. … Continued
25
Mar
Two key college questions: What do I want to do with my life? Where does inspiration come from? Lauren Dodds UA’26 and Jim Stellar We two connected in psychopharmacology when the course content discussion spilled over into talking about college, … Continued
21
Mar
A gap year on the way to clinical mental health counseling by Madi Jachim ‘UA 25 and Jim Stellar MJ is currently in JS’ senior undergraduate seminar. We began to talk there and it extended to this writing. One reason … Continued
12
Mar
My progression toward medical school – trials and tribulations By Salina Sahawneh UA’26 and Jim Stellar I met Salina in my office after she wrote me an email looking for volunteer work in a research laboratory. We decided to write … Continued
10
Feb
Work life balance even in graduate school and the role of Emotional Intelligence Christina Testa UA’ 23 ‘25 and Jim Stellar As CT continues to grow in her master’s in public health degree graduate training program in epidemiology as we … Continued
29
Jan
The vagus nerve has 80% of its nerve fibers reporting to the brain. What is up with that? Catherine Lienemann ‘UA 27 and James Stellar In a previous blog, we wrote about Takotsubo syndrome where stress can actually alter the … Continued