Max Gallivan ’16 – So the Affordable Care Act comes around and throws everyone for a loop. Now what? As a freshman aspiring to get into Med School, it is important to […]
Archives: May, 2013
JT Miller ’14 – So today marks the halfway point of our experience in downtown Chicago. We have spent three days in our classrooms, and have been exposed to a number of […]
Seton Goddard ’15 – Even though we have only been in Indianapolis discussing and learning about healthcare for two days, we have had a whirlwind experience. After hearing from people who practice […]
Ivan Koutsopatriy ‘16 – Healthcare. That one word has a lot packed into it. In the United States healthcare is a very complex system that currently has many issues. I am aspiring […]
Hongli Yang ’15 – Today we visited Dr. Bernie Emkes ’70 of St. Vincent Indianapolis Hospital. After a brief introduction on the history of St. Vincent Hospital, Dr. Emkes showed us around […]
Kurt Miller ’16 – We arrived safely in Marburg Germany the morning of May 5th to find beautiful weather and welcoming host families awaiting us. The group, all near a comatose state […]
Jacob Sheridan ’14 – Today was our second full day in Chicago and my second day at Rauner College Prep. Coming from the small town of Culver, IN, whose population of approximately […]
Mitch Overly ’16 – Once again I was enthralled and amazed by Rauner. Today was my second day at Rauner and I’m constantly surprised by the quality of teaching that takes place […]
Kennis Dillon ’16 – As the first day of the Health Care Immersion Program (HCIP), both of the speakers offered very valuable information. They presented a side of healthcare that isn’t readily […]
Kasey Oetting ’15 – The first day of the Health Care Immersion Program (HCIP) was an informative day and a great experience to start off the program. First, we heard from Mr. […]
Andrew Goodman ’12 – Having grown up in Aurora, Illinois, a western suburb of Chicago, I felt fairly comfortable with this trip and knowing we would be fully immersed in the windy […]
Adam Current ’11 – Waking up today was unlike any other day of my life. Coming from a small town of 6,000–that’s one stoplight per 6,000–I’m not used to hearing the frequent […]
