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Interview with Angelina Ge, Community Leader
Our first Spotlight of 2019 features Angelina Ge, a first year science student at the University of British Columbia, who also serves as an NSN Regional Ambassador. A recipient of the Burnaby Youth Citizenship Award, Angelina has served as an executive on numerous committees, including the director of the Sleep Tight club. In our interview,
Fake It Till You Make It? A Reflection on “Impostor Syndrome” in Professional School
As a new semester dawns upon us, a new cohort of eager and motivated students begin their journey of professional school, in hopes of becoming (but not limited to) future physicians, lawyers, pharmacists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, social workers, audiologists, speech language pathologists…to name a few. We have often completed an undergraduate degree. Some have had
The NSN Team’s 2018 Reflections
The National Student Network (NSN) has had a productive 2018- over the last year, we welcomed our new webmaster, Valerian Clerc, a McGill student, to our team! We’ve worked to build our Regional Ambassador team and in the latter half of the year, we’ve focused our efforts on collaborations with the Foundation for Student Science
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