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Molding Doctors: A Case Study
Molding Doctors is a pre-medical organization at UT Dallas. I have been a member of Molding Doctors since my freshman year. During my sophomore year, I decided to become more involved in this organization, becoming the Secretary. My junior year I served as the President of Molding Doctors. As President, I planned and led general meetings, organized events for the organization, oversaw the tasks of the officer team, and acted as a mentor to underclassmen pre-med students.

During the 2016-2017 school year I will not serve as a Molding Doctors Officer but I plan to continue my involvement in this organization by serving as a Molding Doctors Upperclassmen Mentor to freshmen pre-med
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