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| FEATURED CLUB :: Vet Aide Club |
Vet Aide Club"Being a member of the Vet Aide Club has given me excellent opportunities to participate in enriching internships and many community service activities," says Carmen DeLeon, vice president. "I have gained a lot of hands on experience and guidance that would be much more difficult to obtain without the facilitation of the club," she says. The Vet Aide Club also provides members the chance to meet other students experiencing the challenges of preparing for vet school, according to DeLeon. "I became an officer of Vet Aide Club after being a member for two years," says DeLeon, "and was surprised to see how much work goes into planning activities and providing each student with the best possible experience. Often new students contact me to join the club for the internships and ask if they should attend meetings. My best advice to new members is that the more effort you put into becoming an active member and meeting new people, the more you will value the experience." DeLeon emphasizes that the Vet Aide Club exists to provide support and friendship. "students should definitely take advantage of that in addition to the internship component," says DeLeon. The next Vet Aide Club meeting is the winter quarter internship meeting on January 10, 6:00 p.m., room TBA. For more information, students can visit the Vet Aide Club Web site. |