-: I think the most transformational
has been the peer mentor position
for the learning communities.
It's allowed me to work with students
in a much deeper, personal environment than I have before.
And it's been a lot of fun.
It's allowed me to apply what I've learned in my classes.
And just in other leadership positions I've held
throughout high school and in college to something
that's I have a pretty small group,
I've got about 12 students.
And so we've formed a pretty close-knit group
and I've been able to kinda lead them through their classes
and through just experiences they've had in general,
in ways that I haven't necessarily
had to lead people before.
So, I'm a pre-med student with biochem major.
And so one of my aspirations is to go to medical school.
And within that, there's a lot of, I think, peer mentorship.
And especially as I get into my career
as an attending physician, there's going to be that level
of interaction between the physician and the residents.
And I've always been a little bit nervous about that.
Just thinking about, you know, 10, 15 years down the line,
how that's gonna feel.
But I think this position has really opened me up to that,
to that idea and that concept.
And it's taught me a lot of
how that would work with people that-