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Jun 01, 2011
FSU MED Magazine
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When he was a medical student at Florida State Nick Seeliger (M.D., '06) sought an opportunity to work where patients had the greatest need for his services. He has found those patients as a captain in the U.S. AirForce.  

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Jun 01, 2011
FSU MED Magazine
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Legacy Celebration Program

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Jun 01, 2011
FSU MED Magazine
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The 2012 PIMS and College of Medicine Alwuni Reunion will take place in April at the main campus in Tallahassee. 

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Jun 01, 2011
FSU MED Magazine
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 College of Medicine researcher James Olcese is a step closer to demonstrating there's a better 
way to treat common and serious health issues related to pregnancy.

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Jun 01, 2011
FSU MED Magazine
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Though we will always be touched by those we are closest with, our true character is defined by how we treat those who can do nothing for us. As doctors we must face the worst in the world with the best in our hearts. My white coat is ready.

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Jun 01, 2011
FSU MED Magazine
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Though we will always be touched by those we are closest with, our true character is defined by how we treat those who can do nothing for us. As doctors we must face the worst in the world with the best in our hearts. My white coat is ready.

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Jun 01, 2011
FSU MED Magazine
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In the summer of 2008, some of us affiliated with Students Interested in Global Health went to Nicaragua and conducted medical clinics for people with almost no regular health care. We went back in 2009, and started to think, "This might work for a long-term project."

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Jun 01, 2011
FSU MED Magazine
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In the summer of 2008, some of us affiliated with Students Interested in Global Health went to Nicaragua and conducted medical clinics for people with almost no regular health care. We went back in 2009, and started to think, "This might work for a long-term project."

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May 27, 2011
TampaBayOnline.com
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The story behind Vanessa Escobar's journey from Colombia to The Florida State University College of Medicine, from which she graduated on May 21, 2011.

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May 25, 2011
St. Petersburg Times
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Natasha Spencer's view of the world has changed since she was 12 and living in Tampa's Ponce de
Leon area. Here's an excerpt from the essay she wrote about her experiences. There is a little girl getting ready for school. She dresses, brushes her teeth and rushes downstairs to eat
breakfast. After packing her backpack, she steps outside. As she takes a deep breath, she is overcome by a feeling of
despair. 
She wants so much to break the mold and conquer the fears that have burdened her for her entire life. As she
walks to school she thinks about her future and the options that are typically present for her to choose.

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