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 It was a long road, but I made it. I will be attending Texas Tech's Honors College in the fall where I hope to continue furthering my education and experiences. |  Big thanks to Collin County's Teen Court and the Collin County Criminal Defense Lawyer Association for awarding me their scholarship! |  FPN was a great success and it was great to be able to educate the community on Indigent defense, an important topic that is not talked about much. |
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 The content of the care packages included: sweatshirts, toothpaste, toothbrush, hair ties, hair brush, deodorant, & hand sanitizer. |  With generous donations amounting to $870, I was able to put together 60 care packages for Collin County's Mental Health Managed Counsel Program. |  With approximately 60 students, Liberty undoubtedly has one of the biggest and most hardworking ISM program in FISD. |
 These exceptional individuals have been wonderful to work with. All of them excel in their own way and encourage one another to reach further heights. |  ISM Research Showcase at the Ford Center at the Star. Great event and great turnout! |  Student Snapshot- Wednesday, January 4th was a busy day at the Collin County Courthouse due to backlog from the holidays. As a result, there were numerous mental health cases on the docket. Read more using the link. |
 I encourage you all to come! Support all the high achieving students in the ISM program. |  Had a really informative interview with Officer Chandler from the Community Services division. Not only did I learn about things such as community policing, but I also learned about crimes such as car burglaries in Frisco! |  I had the opportunity to interview Dr. John Worrall a Professor at UTD who has written and helped write Criminology textbooks such as the one pictured. |
 Had an interesting research interview with Sergeant Bradford at the Richardson Police Department. I learned a lot about Criminology and the Crime Prevention Unit! |  I had a great time at Symposium this year because of the excellent students & professionals. Even though it was my 2nd time, I was still able to get a different experience and learn from the event. |  The Liberty ISM participated in the annual Business Symposium. At this event, professionals from the DFW area volunteer to conduct mock interviews, resume building workshop and networking. A big thank you to all who came! |
 I'm so glad to have had such a great group of people in the program with me. They all showed excellence in their own way! Good luck to all of those heading to college! |  Here's a picture of Dr. Dunn and I during the introductions portion of FPN. Press the link to watch the video! |  It was a full house at Liberty's ISM Final Presentation Night! At least 300 people attended. |
 FPN went very well! We had a huge turnout and some great presentations! If you couldn't make it out this year, make sure to stop by next year! |  I was able to get the envelopes hand caliggraphied by a close friend! Thank you so much! All the individuals I invited not only loved the invitation but they also adored the calligraphy. It looked really neat and unique! |  This is a copy of the original form of the MoCA. There are other versions such as the mini, basic and blind forms meant to be utilized to evaluate a wider array of individuals. To learn more go to mocatest.org and to view the test use the other link. |
 This device is very similar to the device used to fingerprint me. Unfortunately, I couldn't get a picture of me actually getting fingerprinted. In the picture above, the individual's finger is being rolled to get a clear and detailed print. |  This is what the inside of an ambulance looks like. Inside, its basically a hospital room on wheels. It has oxygen sources, IV bags with saline, stethoscopes, blood pressure cuffs, defibrillators, and even pillows. The stretcher is situated in the middle and has backpacks that are filled to the brim with any medical supplies that may be needed in the field on top of it. |  The Medical Center of Plano had great Emergency Medicine Services. They are a Level II Trauma Center with a new Burn and Reconstructive Center. The hospital is also a Level I Stroke Center. As students, we constantly heard and saw the helicopter coming in with patients. Some students in the ER on certain days even got to head out to the helipad and help ER personnel unload individuals! |
 On our last day at this hospital, my health science class walked through these doors for our last rotation. My last day was on the Orthopedic Trauma floor, where I had a great final rotation. |  The entrance to the area where the District Court the trial was being held in was located. There were numerous lawyers constantly going in and out as well as defendants seated outside of courtrooms. Security is usually pretty tight so be prepared to go through a security check before entering the building. |  Patient Monitors are used to monitor vital signs such as blood pressure, SpO2 levels, pulse, respiratory rate, and temperature. Usually on wheels to make them mobile. |
 This mannequin is from Loma Linda's medical school training laboratory. Although our health science program doesn't have mannequins as fancy, this is very similar to what we practice with everyday. |  Our Liberty ISM participated in the annual Business Symposium. At this event, professionals from the DFW area volunteered their time to conduct mock interviews, resume building workshop and networking opportunities. It was interesting event were I and others were able to meet individuals from the FISD educational board, doctors, engineers, businessmen, etc. |
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