More Writings from Around the Web

I wrote a few articles for the University of KY newspaper back in the beginning of medical school (2008). No, I was never in law school, despite the claim at the bottom of each article. And sorry about the formatting. Like I said, it was a long time ago.

• Speaker to help students discover life’s freedoms
• State-funded programs can help students turn big ideas into reality
• You don’t have to be a genius to come up with the next big idea
• Follow your dreams, and you will be rewarded with a fulfilling career

My buddy started a little opinion journal for my medical school called “Laennec” (name after the French physician who invented the stethoscope), to which I contributed a few articles as well.

• Vol 1, Issue 3 — Medical Lessons from Cancun, Philadelphia, Silicon Valley and Other Classrooms
• Vol 2, Issue 1–5 Reasons You Have To Know About Business
• Vol 2, Issue 2 — Finish Strong
• (couldn’t find the issue this was posted in) — Why I Smile
• Poster: Laennec: An Opinion Journal by Medical Students

I also write for First Aid. Here are all my posts from approximately 8/12–10/13

• Unbind Your Copy of First Aid
• Wards Survival Series: Give Your Presentation Backwards
• Wards Survival Series: The Avoidable Cycle of Self-Doubt
• Med School Done Right: Be the “Pilot” of Your Study Experience — Use a Checklist
• Med School Done Right: The Letter of Recommendation Series — Who to Ask & How to Ask (Family Medicine)
• Med School Done Right: The Letter of Recommendation Series — How I Got My Letters
• Med School Done Right: Practicing Residency Interviews Years In Advance
• Med School Done Right: Don’t Let Others Tell You What You Should Care About — Part 1
• Med School Done Right: Don’t Let Others Tell You What You Should Care About — Part 2
• Med School Done Right: Avoiding Post-Exam Regret
• Med School Done Right: What Bowling Can Teach You About Studying for USMLE Step 1
• Med School Done Right: You Only Have Room For Big Rocks — Part 1
• Med School Done Right: You Only Have Room For Big Rocks — Part 2
• Med School Done Right: You Only Have Room For Big Rocks — Part 3
• Med School Done Right: First, ask “What?” Second, ask “Why?”