While at Johns Hopkins I enjoyed everything from my class and it's trips to meeting many new friends. Everyone on my floor became brothers for the two weeks we were there. We enjoyed watching movies in our lounge on our wing, playing basketball in the campuses gym, and going to the events the program hosted at night which ranged from trips to Baltimores inner harbor to karaoke night. My course that I took was called The History of the Hospital which sounds boring, but was really interesting. We learned how medicine and it's techniques started as well as how care for patients started not only in hospitals, but also in patients homes. The first week we started off with daily field trips to John Hopkins Hospital seeing every part we could possible. First we seen how the kitchen is ran, the food is made and delivered, as well as how the people answer the orders on the phone. We also met with people from psychiatry who taught us how people with mental illnesses are treated and what scans they use. Then I'm the afternoons on the first week after our two hour lunch and break we had lectures and a class assignment. The second week we started with lectures and class activities in the mornings and then after our break and lunch we went on our field trips. One day we went to Philadelphia to learn about Pennsylvania Hospital where we seen the hospitals Surgical Amphitheater. My favorite trip was being able to use the Da Vinci surgical robot on the Johns Hopkins campus where we were able to take part of the training course that surgeons have to go through before using this magnificent machine. I couldn't have had a better experience here than what I had because this was truly a great opportunity for me becaus et was able to show me how much I actually love medicine and need to pursue it as my career.

Thank you for donating to this great experience I'm going to have this summer. I appreciate whatever amount you donated and would like to say I reached the amount I needed. I wouldn't have been able to do that if all of you didn't believe in me to strive in this opportunity that I was given. I can't wait to attend the program at John Hopkins this summer and learn what my future career will be like.