We are very proud of our graduates! 🎓 A big congratulations goes out to SOS Senior, Bree Maschke! Bree will be attending Boston University in the Fall and majoring in neuroscience. Bree has been a longtime volunteer with SOS and has even traveled with us to Costa Rica. We look forward to having Bree join us as a part of our delegation to South Korea this month!
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This past weekend, students volunteered with the team at Mission Road Ministries and with us at SOS. ☀️ We love seeing these amazing students take time out of their summer to give back to the community! Your students can volunteer today by registering them online in our Student Volunteer Portal. Visit https://lnkd.in/gdjspZrH!
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We are counting down the days until our first ever Speed Mentoring Career Fair! 🎉 San Antonio students are invited to register for this FREE event that will introduce them to industries and employers that will help them see what their future may look like. For more information and to save your spot, 🔗visit https://lnkd.in/gcB2DW9n.
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Three cheers for our SOS Interns! 🎉 This week our summer interns joined volunteers at the Children’s Hunger Fund to put together 416 food packs for those in need. Everyone did a great job! Students were able to learn firsthand about the difference they are making by supporting the Children’s Hunger Fund. 💙
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We had such a wonderful time with our Teen Medical Academy students! Thank you to Methodist Healthcare System and HCA Healthcare’s Healthier Tomorrow Fund for investing in our future healthcare leaders. Your support has provided an invaluable experience to these amazing students!
Through HCA Healthcare's Healthier Tomorrow Fund, Students of Service (SOS) received a grant to start their Teen Medical Academy. The academy aims to help students explore various career options in the healthcare field. As part of their experience, students met with Methodist Healthcare Simulation Lab staff, learned about different hospital roles, and participated in hands-on activities. Methodist Healthcare employees not only demonstrated medical procedures to the students but also encouraged them to practice these procedures using training tools such as mannequins, training arms, and 3D-printed bones. Additionally, our EMS Relations department trained the students on Hands-Only CPR and brought our Trauma Response Facility Dogs to interact with the students. #studentsofservice #healthcarecareers #simlab
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Way to go, Alex! Former SOS intern, Alex Gonzalez, graduated this past month from CAST Tech High School and will be heading to San Antonio College in the Fall.🧑🏽🎓 Alex traveled with us to Southern Europe last year and will be a part of our delegation going to South Korea next month. ✈️ Oh, the places you will go!
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🎉Congratulations are in order for SOS Senior, Ellis Morin! This Fall, Ellis will be attending the College of Natural Science at the University of Texas at Austin and majoring in biology. Ellis' 2023 Make It Happen project, the Youth Medical Leadership Forum, inspired this year's Teen Medical Academy. Thank you, Ellis, for helping introduce San Antonio students to careers in medicine!
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