Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health
By: Mike Mortillo - 2nd Year - Epidemiology September can be a rather dull time in many parts of the country – schools are back in session, the weather begins to cool down, and the fun and excitement of the wonderful summer months begins to fade into a distant memory. But in Atlanta, September marks the …
By: Erin Anderson - 1st Year - Epidemiology 1. Time management – After working full-time for two years, it was definitely an adjustment coming back to school and no longer having my evenings and weekends free. It seems like common sense but it cannot be stressed enough: time management. Take advantage of those awkward …
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By: Anjum Mandani - 1st Year - Global Health If you’re anything like me, then you probably start off your semesters bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, optimistic about how things are going to go. You’re excited for every class and project! You’ve promised yourself you’ll do every reading ahead of time and never put assignments off to …
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