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Every Day Is Worth Celebrating, Sundeep Gidugu
Every Day Is Worth Celebrating, Sundeep Gidugu
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Sundeep Gidugu enjoys writing about his life experiences and opinions from the mindset of a medical and public health student.
Celebration Of A Milestone, Komal M. Patel
Celebration Of A Milestone, Komal M. Patel
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A first-year osteopathic medical student, Harsh Patel, has dreamed of starting medical school for as long as he can remember. This is a photo of him at his White Coat ceremony at NSU.
Medicine In Spirituality, Ashesh Soni, Krunal Patel
Medicine In Spirituality, Ashesh Soni, Krunal Patel
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Modern day medicine places a major emphasis on appreciating spirituality. A patient’s cultural and religious beliefs are integral when practicing medicine in order to provide the most humanistic care possible to patients. This photograph comes to show the exact opposite, medicine in spirituality. Medicine is an integral part of a medical professional's life and it serves as a major defining characteristic of an individual. Though viewed as objective and subjective, medicine and spirituality are all one.
Strawberry Festival - Plant City, 2019, Komal M. Patel, Harsh M. Patel
Strawberry Festival - Plant City, 2019, Komal M. Patel, Harsh M. Patel
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Strawberry Festival
Thank You, Krunal Patel
Thank You, Krunal Patel
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The mission of medicine is to promote health and save lives. Unfortunately, one’s actions in the medical field may sometimes never be enough to revitalize a patient. From my experience, the magnitude of the loss of a patient's life will never be fully appreciated until witnessed first-hand. This poem serves to illuminate one of the sad truths about medicine and provides inspiration for medical professionals to continue to promote humanity and appreciate the true value of life.
Change, Destin, Fl, Komal M. Patel
A Celebration, Angel Mauricio Marquez
A Celebration, Angel Mauricio Marquez
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What began as an image became a story. Angel Mauricio Marquez pictured hands raised into the air, basking in the moment and enjoying the little victories. Angel wanted to talk about a celebration yet not portray it as an isolated event. He didn't want to show happiness in a bubble, He wanted the truth behind it. He wanted to talk about the things that we fight the hardest for and the moments we often believed we were inches from quitting but then didn't. For Angel, these are the reasons we celebrate.
Saturn V - Kennedy Space Center, Komal M. Patel, Harsh M. Patel
Saturn V - Kennedy Space Center, Komal M. Patel, Harsh M. Patel
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Saturn V is the rocket that took the first men to the moon.
Finding Will In Despair, Dhruti Hirani
Finding Will In Despair, Dhruti Hirani
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This essay is about the author's emotional journey as she discovered what celebration means to her.
Girl On Piano Keys, Bhargavi Madhu
Girl On Piano Keys, Bhargavi Madhu
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Celebration is the loudest and greatest form of expressing honor and appreciation. The best way to show love and appreciation for life is through celebration! Girl on the Piano Keys was a painting I gifted to a friend on her birthday. She spent that day at a hospital recovering from an episode of sickle cell anemia. Despite the suffering she was undergoing due to the disease, she would always treat everyday like it was her birthday.
Celebration Of Pride, Bryce Sebade
Hope For The Future, Suzanne Riskin
Hope For The Future, Suzanne Riskin
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This was the first Physical Diagnosis I group for the first semester at a new medical school in Clearwater, Florida. The students far exceeded my expectations and my thoughts when they wanted me to pose as their patient was how much better each community will be when they graduate and join the ranks of community healers. They worked hard and always wanted to do it better each day.
-Dr. Riskin
Loss, Suzanne Riskin
Future Engineer, Komal M. Patel, Harsh M. Patel
Future Engineer, Komal M. Patel, Harsh M. Patel
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Komal Patel is a recent mechanical engineer graduate. The photograph is of Juhi Patel at her graduation.
Expression Of Clinical Experience, Brittany Derynda
Expression Of Clinical Experience, Mara Seat
The Medicinal Power Of Small Celebrations, Kristina Fritz
The Medicinal Power Of Small Celebrations, Kristina Fritz
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This personal essay provides a first-hand account of a patient and their family celebrating a change in perspective brought about by experiencing clinical studies/medicine. The author infers that celebrations throughout the medical journey could have a medicinal effect on their own for the patient and their families.
Joy In The Mourning, Ludonir Sebastiany Md, Ms
On Top Of The World, Elias Makhoul
On Top Of The World, Elias Makhoul
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Elias Makhoul felt like he was on top of the world at his medical school’s white coat ceremony, where he was dressed in his white coat for the first time. His fellow classmates and he officially became recognized for becoming student physicians. More than that, it was also a call for celebration, as each of them has endured hardships and overcame numerous obstacles to be there that day. He took the MCAT three times, applied in two application cycles, and was rejected by over 60 schools. Now, he is studying in his second year at NSU-KPCOM. His white coat ceremony …
From Dean Elaine Wallace, Elaine M. Wallace
Dr. Janet Lynn Roseman Halsband, Editor, Janet L. Roseman
Dr. Janet Lynn Roseman Halsband, Editor, Janet L. Roseman
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No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Nova Southeastern University
Creatively Exploring Self: Applying Organic Inquiry, A Transpersonal And Intuitive Methodology, Larisa J. Bardsley Phd
Creatively Exploring Self: Applying Organic Inquiry, A Transpersonal And Intuitive Methodology, Larisa J. Bardsley Phd
The Qualitative Report
This article explores the merit of using Organic Inquiry, a qualitative research approach that is most effectively applied to areas of psychological and spiritual growth. Organic Inquiry is a research approach where the psyche of the researcher becomes the instrument of the research, working in partnership with the experiences of participants and guided by liminal and spiritual influences. Organic Inquiry is presented as a unique methodology that can incorporate other non-traditional research methods, including intuitive, autoethnographic and creative techniques. The validity and application of Organic Inquiry, as well as its strengths and limitations are discussed in the light of the …
Getting Graphic: Depictions Of Single Stories In Non-Fiction Graphic Novels About Israelis And Palestinians, Matt Reingold
Getting Graphic: Depictions Of Single Stories In Non-Fiction Graphic Novels About Israelis And Palestinians, Matt Reingold
Peace and Conflict Studies
Six recent non-fiction graphic novels about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict are analyzed in order to understand how narratives are constructed and presented about each community. What emerges when considered together is that while complex narratives that challenge hegemonic stereotypes are depicted about the community that the authors favour, their depiction of 'the other' often relies on either stereotypes or omissions and these depictions present single stories of entire communities. I argue how the inclusion of alternative narratives within graphic novels can enhance the text, provide opportunities for readers to gain deeper knowledge about the conflict, and begin to appreciate and recognize …