Tulane Pharmacology Blog

Hard to believe the end of September is already here! Time sure is flying by. This month we finished up the Renal block and have moved on to the Pulmonary & Inflammation block. I have found my study routine and am ready to start adding more experiences and opportunities to my plate. On a different note, I had my first Habitat for Humanity experience! It was not quite what I had expected. The house was close to completion and we were mostly adding the finishing touches. I spent most of the day painting the exterior of the house. The future owner came by to see his home. He was so appreciative of all the work the volunteers were putting it. It definitely made the experience so much more rewarding. It was a fantastic experience and I am lucky to have been able to contribute and spend a fun day with my pharmacology friends! September Community Service Hours: 7 Total Community Service Hours: 7

One of the reasons I was so attracted to the Masters in Pharmacology at Tulane was the emphasis on community service. Since I have moved to New Orleans and started this program, this sense of community and giving back is clearly prevalent throughout both Tulane University and all of New Orleans. I feel so lucky to be a part of this community. Unfortunately, I have not yet had to opportunity to begin my volunteering experience but I am excited to get involved in my new home. In the mean time, I have been immersed in the world of Pharmacology. It is hard to believe we have already completed two blocks. Transitioning to the pace of this program and the vast amount of material we cover has certainly been a learning experience for me. This program has reinforced the importance of staying ahead of the game and I can already see how well this program is preparing us for the future, whatever direction that may be. However, the best part of the program for me so far has been the professors