Essay On Artifact Club
Throughout high school, I’ve dedicated an enormous amount of time to our Interact Club. Participating in Interact has changed my definition of service: through our projects and local volunteer efforts, I’ve gotten to see up close the resilience humans display in times of adversity, and I’ve realized the importance of finding service projects that actually provide empowerment and opportunities. I’m proud to be in Interact not only because of how much we accomplish to this end, but also for the creativity and dedication that go into every project. Through Interact, I’ve learned that leadership is about motivation. Though getting people involved can be challenging, in the end it’s incredible to see a project come together. Interact has shown me
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But medicine imparts to people the most basic of human needs: to have the capability to build one’s own life, and experience it through a healthy body. To not be chained by disease. Thanks to medicine, today, I’m leading a life that, four years ago, I didn’t think was possible. I want to pursue medicine because I want to be a part of creating such possibilities for others.
I believe I’m suited for a medical career because I am compassionate and I want to lift other people up. As a doctor, I would not only want to treat patients, but also communicate with them, and ultimately support and empower them to make the most of their lives. As someone with a relapse-remitting disease, I know how important it is to patients to have some amount of control and understanding in their lives when they are faced with illness.
Lastly, I’ve been fascinated with the human body and its processes for longer than I’ve been able to understand them. The more I learn, about body systems, about the mechanisms of disease, the more I’ve become driven to ask questions and continue learning. I’d like to pursue this lasting interest because I know I will find personal satisfaction in
But medicine imparts to people the most basic of human needs: to have the capability to build one’s own life, and experience it through a healthy body. To not be chained by disease. Thanks to medicine, today, I’m leading a life that, four years ago, I didn’t think was possible. I want to pursue medicine because I want to be a part of creating such possibilities for others.
I believe I’m suited for a medical career because I am compassionate and I want to lift other people up. As a doctor, I would not only want to treat patients, but also communicate with them, and ultimately support and empower them to make the most of their lives. As someone with a relapse-remitting disease, I know how important it is to patients to have some amount of control and understanding in their lives when they are faced with illness.
Lastly, I’ve been fascinated with the human body and its processes for longer than I’ve been able to understand them. The more I learn, about body systems, about the mechanisms of disease, the more I’ve become driven to ask questions and continue learning. I’d like to pursue this lasting interest because I know I will find personal satisfaction in