Solidarity in my community is the collaborative effort put in by the emergency response teams all with the same goal, to put the care and safety of the community it protects first. This is most evident in a heavily populated college campus. I have observed from both ends, as a bystander and a part ofContinue reading “Solidarity in Emergency Medicine”
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Fish Mothers
Among the reef there are peaceful interactions to be observed. One of the main rules of diving is to leave as little impact on the ecosystem as possible as to not disturb its inhabitants. This is also for ones own safety as many creatures of the deep are capable of biting, stinging, or causeing extremeContinue reading “Fish Mothers”
Solidarity & Family
I am currently between different worlds in areas that are very near to one another. I reside in the more rural area of Mazeppa while doing research at Mayo Clinic which is in a more urban/ suburban area of Rochester. In Mazeppa, the community is very tight-knit and many people either work in the localContinue reading “Solidarity & Family”
My daily routine
(Submitted by Arianna Garcia on June 30, 2022) My daily routine starts at 7:30am. I get dressed eat and prepare my lunch for the day. I arrive to the law firm, around 9am. So I vacuum and check the voicemails first. Then I check the email and take notes on those that are in Spanish.Continue reading “My daily routine”
Solidarity in Emergency Medicine.
In Emergency Medical Services, I think solidarity is strongly synonymous with consistent teamwork. Without adequate and clear communication within a crew, it is difficult to uphold a standard of care with patients. The significance of this unity has become clear to me during our practice scenarios in EMT school. While one student leads the call,Continue reading “Solidarity in Emergency Medicine.”
Structural Inequalities and CapStone Subject
The structural inequalities that I have become attuned to during my experience have been the varying economic statuses of the children that attend the school. Though without conducting extra research I am not sure of the exact categorization of the school, Colegio Sagrado Corazón, between public and private institution, I am aware that the familyContinue reading “Structural Inequalities and CapStone Subject”
Daily Routine
My daily routine while volunteering at Colegio Sagrado Corazón was the same for every day that I volunteered. I volunteered every Monday and Wednesday, from 8:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. and 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. respectively. I would walk to the school from my apartment in Valencia and find the teacher that I volunteeredContinue reading “Daily Routine”
My Daily Routine in Cusco
My daily routine in Cusco is very busy! I have Spanish classes every weekday for two hours, but the exact time of my class changes every week. This week my class is from 8 am to 10 am. That means I wake up around 6:45 am, eat a quick breakfast, and then ride the busContinue reading “My Daily Routine in Cusco”
My Daily Routine
A. Monday-Friday Early Riser Exercise/Run, Teacher Planning, Blogs, and Moroccan Tea Zouhour 9:30 AM-12:00 pm My Kiddos! Bon-Appetit Lunch–Moroccan Street Foods Zohour 2:00 pm-4:00pm My Kiddos Part Two! Learn the Culture and Explore Rabat Hassan Tower, Chellah, Udayas, Restaurants, Medinas, Marina B. Weekends Unreal Adventures and Excursion Chefchaouen—The Blue Pearl of Morocco Sahara Desert—The RedContinue reading “My Daily Routine”
Football in Morocco
What does “solidarity” look like in my Community? Football, known as soccer in the United States, is a significant part of Moroccan culture, celebration, and unanimity. One of my favorite parts of Morocco is walking down the medinas to find people young to old playing soccer or rallying around a TV to watch the games.Continue reading “Football in Morocco”
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