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Dalee Sullivan

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Bio

High school senior, currently enrolled in begin college at the College of Charleston Honors College in the fall of 2021. Passionate about the sciences, as well as volunteerism, debate, and speech. Raises rabbits as a hobby, works at a small telephone company, and farms goats and cattle with her father.

Education

College of Charleston

Bachelor's degree program
2021 - 2025
  • Majors:
    • Biomedical Sciences, General
  • Minors:
    • Health/Medical Physics

Miscellaneous

  • Desired degree level:

    Doctoral degree program (PhD, MD, JD, etc.)

  • Graduate schools of interest:

  • Transfer schools of interest:

  • Majors of interest:

  • Not planning to go to medical school
  • Career

    • Dream career field:

      Medicine

    • Dream career goals:

      OBGYN/ Pediatrics specialist

    • Gymnastics / Aerobics Instructor

      Children's Gymnastics and Aerobics
      2018 – Present6 years
    • CSR Representative

      Big Bend Telephone Company
      2020 – Present4 years

    Sports

    Cheerleading

    Varsity
    2016 – Present8 years

    Research

    • American History (United States)

      Independent — Program Researcher
      2018 – 2019

    Public services

    • Volunteering

      Keep Alpine Beautiful — Volunteer
      2018 – Present
    • Volunteering

      Family Crisis Center — Volunteer
      2020 – Present
    • Volunteering

      Alpine Sunshine House — Meal Driver Volunteer
      2019 – 2020
    • Volunteering

      Childrens Advocacy Center of the Big Bend — Volunteer
      2015 – Present

    Future Interests

    Advocacy

    Politics

    Volunteering

    Darryl Davis "Follow Your Heart" Scholarship
    Throughout my high school years, the sciences have always been my main focus and favorite area of study. In order to “test drive” a career in the sciences, I applied for and was granted an internship at the Marfa Country Clinic where I shadowed professionals in the medical field, which led me to apply to colleges with the intended major of biology. Having been accepted into the College of Charleston’s Honors College, I will major in biology and minor in German, and plan to apply to the Medical University of South Carolina for graduate school. After medical school, I hope to complete my residency at one of MUSC’s hospitals, and complete fellowships in both pediatrics and obstetrics/gynecology. After I gain a foothold in the medical field and have established a career, I hope to work on the political side of things, and push for reform in the VA hospital system, advocating for improvements in the treatments and quality of care afforded to veterans. I also plan to allocate any spare time I may have to the Physician Ambassador Program, which grants medical professionals the opportunity to volunteer their time to the delivery of healthcare services to veterans and their families, allowing me to give back to my community and those who dedicated their lives to the safety and protection of others.
    Elevate Women in Technology Scholarship
    Throughout my high school years, the sciences have always been my main focus and favorite area of study. In order to “test drive” a career in the sciences, I applied for and was granted an internship at the Marfa Country Clinic where I shadowed professionals in the medical field, which led me to apply to colleges with the intended major of biology. Having been accepted into the College of Charleston’s Honors College, I will major in biology and minor in German, and plan to apply to the Medical University of South Carolina for graduate school. After medical school, I hope to complete my residency at one of MUSC’s hospitals, and complete fellowships in both pediatrics and obstetrics/gynecology. After I gain a foothold in the medical field and have established a career, I hope to work on the political side of things, and push for reform in the VA hospital system, advocating for improvements in the treatments and quality of care afforded to veterans. I also plan to allocate any spare time I may have to the Physician Ambassador Program, which grants medical professionals the opportunity to volunteer their time to the delivery of healthcare services to veterans and their families. I hope to improve this country by improving the manner in which we treat those who put their lives on the line protecting us.