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The event that has impacted my life, which will now influence my academic work and goals at Colorado Christian University was the loss of my job earlier this year. I was with my company for over a year and a half working in the capacity as an Associate Project Manager, overseeing Clinical Grant Payments. I have been working in the Pharmaceutical industry for over 16 years and enjoyed every moment of it and still do. God has always graciously provided me with a job, and a compassion for the pharmaceutical industry. However, this last job was a real reality check for me. While working at my company, I started to notice some real unethical practices from one of my co- workers who worked closely with me on my project.
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