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#StoriesBehindMBKU - Bonn

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#StoriesBehindMBKU - Bonnie Samuelson, SCCO, ’20, was raised in a family where basketball was an important part of life, both her parents played ball professionally. Bonnie would go on to play basketball all four years at Stanford University as an undergraduate, where she specialized in three-pointers. During this time, she also shadowed various medical practitioners and was drawn to optometry after watching an optometrist interact with his patients.

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#StoriesBehindMBKU – Ma

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#StoriesBehindMBKU – Marisol Lauri, SCCO '21, knew how important CPR training was, but she never thought she would have to use this life-saving knowledge so soon. After administering CPR to her neighbor's toddler and reviving him, she mentions, "I’m grateful because I think it’s so important as health care professionals to have these kinds of basic skills so you can help any situation in the best way you can.” Read more about Marisol's story at ketchum.edu/news

Earlier last month, SPAS

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Earlier last month, SPAS '19 students Ashley DeYoung, Tara Anderson, Lauren Kerstner and Julia Lee presented their Masters Capstone on a transformative topic, "Increasing awareness and access to #Naloxone through overdose response training and community education at a drug #rehabilitation facility." Tara Anderson shared, "I'm so extremely proud of my group and our efforts to help prevent death by opioid overdose, while also educating and empowering the community."
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