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their evaluations that are added to the rest of your application materials. Want to practice your interview skills? Schedule a mock interview with the Pre-Health Sciences Advising Team. Choosing the Right Medical School for You U.S. medical schools offer a variety of excellent educational experiences in a variety of settings. Some schools are public and some are private, and they vary in size, curriculum, and character. To find out which schools might best meet your needs and goals, begin by reading

their evaluations that are added to the rest of your application materials. Want to practice your interview skills? Schedule a mock interview with the Pre-Health Sciences Advising Team. Choosing the Right Medical School for You U.S. medical schools offer a variety of excellent educational experiences in a variety of settings. Some schools are public and some are private, and they vary in size, curriculum, and character. To find out which schools might best meet your needs and goals, begin by reading

is leading the way. Alan Krause ’76 is chairman and chief executive officer of MWH Global, an engineering firm that, according to its website, “manage[s] water purity and availability in a sustainable fashion for the health, livelihood and security of people worldwide.” HE’S A WINNER Alan Krause ’76 also is a 2015 Alumni Award Winner. Learn More One of its biggest projects is designing and providing construction management on the third set of locks for the Panama Canal Expansion project. This

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didn’t enter college with the intention of becoming a designer. She started in neuroscience, but as her academic career continued she discovered a true love for art. “Looking back on my whole life there are all these stepping-stones that I didn’t piece together until I finally arrived,” she said during the podcast. Upon graduation a health issue caused her to take a job as an office assistant so she could obtain health insurance, but that desire to design never left. She enrolled in classes to learn

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identified as Pell Grant Eligible. Participants answered questions surrounding their experiences with socioeconomic class and interpersonal relationships. The research is based on Foucault's theories, which understand that large social structures are played out and reified by individuals. Kimberley Stanley; Yasmin LopezWalk O’ Clock: The Design and Implementation of a Health Promotion Program in a College Community Faculty Mentor: Harry Papadopoulos, Kinesiology The purpose of this creative project was

upheaval or oppression.IHON 257: Friendship from Aristotle to AIDSFriendship is one of the oldest subjects of humanistic inquiry. Egalitarian in its ambitions yet exclusive in its effects, friendship reshapes the cultural norms that continually shape it. In this course, you will examine enduring questions about friendship and apply them to the contemporary world. How does friendship shape the self? When did friendship come to be defined in opposition to romantic/sexual relationships? Does friendship

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Test GN: Graduate Non-Matriculated GPA: Grade Point Average, i.e., 2.00 GR: Graduate GRE: Graduate Record Exam GSRS: Gender, Sexuality, and Race Studies HECB/SAA: Washington State Higher Education Coordinating Board/State Approving Agency HGST: Holocaust and Genocide Studies HIPPA: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act HISP: Hispanic Studies HIST: History IB: International Baccalaureate IELTS: International English Language Testing System IHON: International Honors Program ILO