Total Semester Service Hours: 7
The month of November was another rememberable month in the Tulane Masters of Pharmacology program. I was lucky to be able to participate in a class community service event this month. A group in our class created and customized Thanksgiving holiday cards for children at a local orphanage in New Orleans. Each of our cards was unique, aesthetic, and full of holiday spirit. I was even able to learn a new art technique, paper quilling, thanks to Uma! I am humbled to see our class come together cohesively for the greater good of others, especially in our local community. Hopefully, our Thanksgiving card creations made a child smile and joyful during this holiday season. The holiday season can be extremely difficult for some people, but by doing a minute task of kindness, this community service project filled my heart with gratitude.
Regarding the master's program itself, this semester has been speeding by swiftly. With only two weeks left, I am excited for the Christmas break, but want to savor the moments I have with my classmates and the program. I am looking forward to learning more about the pharmacology for the gastrointestinal system as well as potential treatment options for patients with neoplasia. I want to receive the best grades possible and am determined to finish the first semester off strong! Overall, I have been extremely thankful for this program, especially for the professors and classmates I have been able to meet through this experience.
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