Medical School s Commitment For Active Learning And Group...

Cooper Medical School’s commitment to active learning and group dynamics, especially through the Ambulatory clerkship, is in congruence with my own ability to learn effectively through the employment of classroom knowledge to practical endeavors. Furthermore, CMSRU is a school that believes in active engagement with the community. My own experiences with teaching and volunteering have strengthened my resolve to contribute not only to medicine, but also to public policy and education at CMSRU. In addition, I am Roman Catholic by religion and Indian by ethnicity. Hence, diversity has been a constant theme in my life, which was further enhanced by my immigration to America. At CMSRU, I will not only be able to learn from a diverse environment but also be able to contribute my own unique perspective to policies and activities. 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