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1. Why did you choose this specialty/profession?
My four years of JROTC in high school combined with public health research, sparked my interest in becoming a Public Health Officer in the U.S Air Force.
2. What do you believe are your most significant accomplishments?
Pursuing two degrees (B.S and MSPH) after high school without taking a break. 3. Identify any significant awards, scholarships or other recognition's you have received.
Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges; John, Josephine, Mary Coates Scholarship; Dean’s list (every semester since 2010)
4. Describe any community service activities, including positions held and responsibilities.
As Vice president of Graduate School Association, I organized the Second
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Would you like to provide the selection board with any further information on specific aspects of your academic record or application file?
I am an exceptional individual, possessing a strong character with outstanding time management and organization skills.
7. What are your long term goals?
My long term goal is to become a CEO of a hospital or health clinic.
8. What do you find appealing about Air Force Health Professions?
The health professions play an essential role within the military, and have a huge impact on the well-being of American service individuals.
9. Why should you be selected? -- What do you have to offer the Air Force?
I am a selfless and tactful individual, who live to educate and empower communities. I plan to help preclude illnesses before it can affect our communities and control the spread of diseases.
10. What is your current fitness routine? Are you familiar with Air Force Fitness

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