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Congratulations to May’s SDOMs Aileen Guerrero and Lucie Noriscat!

Class of 2014: Aileen Guerrero

Aileen has made numerous study guides for FMHC and EPC. She has dedicated much of her personal time to help out the class of 2014 this semester. Without her help, many of her classmates would not have performed so well this semester. She has also been very encouraging to the class and is willing to help other students whenever she is given the opportunity. She has been a great contribution to the class of 2014!

“If Aileen Guerrero has never been Student DO of the month, then she should by all means.”
“Aileen’s time and dedication to our class over the past 2 years and especially this semester has been amazing.” “I cannot think of anyone else more deserving.”

Class of 2015: Lucie Noriscat

Lucie consistently uses her teaching skills to help others understand material that she has had experience with. She is always taking time to hold review sessions. She comes up with great study tricks to help with exams and especially helpful in Neuroanatomy this year. She is always willing to help our class and is a great representative of what a student doctor should be. She is a great addition to our DCOM family.

“She always brings fun and laughter to class and is always willing to lend a helping hand.”

Congrats to you both! You are very deserving!

Congratulations to April’s SDOMs Jennifer Fletcher and Annie Worth!

Class of 2014: Jennifer Fletcher

Jennifer has helped the class of 2014 in numerous ways. She has coordinated numerous anatomy and OPP reviews, while continuing to balance her personal and academic life. She always is pleasant and has a smile on her face. She is a great encourager and motivator to her classmates and always strives to help in any way that she can. She also helps her classmates on a more personal level to make their academic and social lives more enjoyable and less stressful. No matter what her schedule looks like, she always is willing to help another student.

“Above all others, she deserves the title of SDOM because she is an awesome colleague and student doctor, and she is one superb future Osteopathic physician!”

Class of 2015: Annie Worth

Annie has been extremely involved here on campus, especially with the DCOM Spanish group. She took the initiative last semester to get those involved who were interested in Spanish as a 2^nd language and has planned events all year long without any recognition or public benefit. She has even planned Spanish OCSEs to give those who want practice applying Spanish in a medical situation. She is always willing to help, inside or outside of the Spanish group. Her classmates recognize her as being genuine and very helpful and have benefitted greatly from her service. We are grateful for her contributions here at DCOM and are fortunate to have her as part of our class!

“She has truly gone above and beyond in serving her fellow students, and what’s more, she’s done so without any perceived benefit for herself. We’ve all benefitted immensely from her initiative and service, and are grateful for the difference it’s made in our language skills and our experience here at DCOM.”

Congrats again and we are lucky to have you both as part of our DCOM family!

Congratulations March’s SDOM Stephen Mularz and Danielle Harrell!

Class of 2014: Stephen Mularz

Stephen spent hours of his time helping tutor students in ECGs before the ISAs! He posted up in a study room all night before the original test and was willing to help anyone with questions. Then he did the same thing for the retake! This is one of many things that Stephen has done for our class. He is always prepared to help others study especially in any area that he excels. Rather than coasting through those areas he instead uses his extra time to make sure we all succeed. Thank you for all your help Stephen, we are lucky to have you in our class!

“I would not have passed the ISAs without all of Stephen’s help. He is always willing to lend a helping hand.”

Class of 2015: Danielle Harrell

Danielle has gone above and beyond with helping her classmates. She has a great way of taking difficult concepts in MFM and making them into something people can understand. She happily does this for anyone that asks and goes out of her way to answer people’s questions. She even has given out her cell phone number so students can call her with questions! Danielle has been selfless with her own study time to help others succeed! This is in addition to all her involvement with activities on campus! Danielle embodies what being an excellent DCOM student means!

“It’s people like Danielle who remind me why I am here and why the hard work and time commitment are worth it.”

Thank you Danielle and Stephen for all you do!

Please respect their accomplishment and refrain from parking in the “reserved” parking spots!