Dave has put together a joint service project with Tahitian club scheduled for February 28th (that's a Saturday so none of you have classes) at 8:00AM. We will be cleaning a 1 mile section of highway alongside Turtle Bay, and if serving the community which so graciously allows us to live and study here on the North shore isn't enough there are other incentives such as T-shirts for those who show up to put in some work as well as the possibility of the Restaurant OLA providing breakfast. To remain a club here at BYU Hawaii we need atleast 30% of our club members to participate in this service opportunity.
It may seem like something small but chances are in the course of the application process to the medical/graduate schools you will be applying to questions might be asked concerning your involvement in extra curricular activities/clubs and how you have served your community. If you haven't already keep track of all your service hours, it looks good to show commitment to service not only to medicine but to your community as well.
If you are interested in attending and receiving a t-shirt contact Dave at: thedddaaavvveee@gmail.com by Friday Fed13th and make sure to let him know your shirt size. The order must go out by the end of the week.
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It is great to see BYUH premed stuff is still going strong. My name is Casey Lythgoe, and I graduated in 04 from byuh. I am currently in my 3rd year of medical school at the Medical College of Wisconsin. I would love to contribute to your group in any way that I can. Let me know if I can help or if any of the students are interviewing here and need a place to stay. I live across the street from the med school. Good luck, and keep up the good work
My Email is clythgoe@mcw.edu
thanks, Casey
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