Sharing is Caring

September 8, 2014
by Leila

Community

How quickly the time is going, we are already in our 3rd week of classes! I’m starting to adjust being a student again and now taking on the role as a student ambassador.

We just had our White Coat Ceremony for the class of 2016 and the event was a success! It was great to be part of the event and see all the wonderful new faces of our OT program with their white coats on.

Fortunately, I get to work with amazing people. With more school events to come, I look forward to the adventures we will have!

My fellow student ambassador Claire and I work together and within the first week of school/work we were already swapping shoes! She needed some closed-toe shoes and luckily I was wearing some. Regardless of our 1 size shoe difference, we managed to make it work. That is what fellow student ambassadors are for!

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