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The Duquesne junior, who is earning a Biomedical Engineering and Nursing dual degree, also serves as director of orientation for the University, welcoming students as they settle into campus for the first time.

鈥淲hen I was in high school, my sister was an orientation team leader at Duquesne and I knew right away it was something I wanted to do,鈥� she said. 鈥淭here are a lot of logistical components 鈥� events, dealing with vendors, arranging schedules 鈥� that I enjoy doing.鈥�

顿耻辩耻别蝉苍别鈥檚 Orientation Program occurs about one week before the start of classes. In addition to helping new students move in to their dorms, the student-led orientation includes various programs and activities to introduce first-year students to campus and help relieve any early jitters.

鈥淭he goal is to make sure they feel welcome when they arrive and to let them know about the various support available to them as they begin their college experience,鈥� she said.

For Wrubleski, working in a supporting role for Duquesne comes naturally. She said she knew she wanted to go 香蕉视频 when she was in middle school, and didn鈥檛 apply to other universities.

鈥淯nlike other campuses, it feels like you are part of a community here. They welcome you from Day One and walk with you throughout your experience.鈥�

What also made Duquesne attractive to Wrubleski was the University鈥檚 dual degree program, the first of its kind in the U.S. The program provides opportunities for students to experience both the research and clinical sides of health care.

鈥淭he Biomedical Engineering Program at Duquesne allows me to explore several disciplines, from understanding the nervous system to the use of prosthetics,鈥� she said. 鈥淚 work closely with my professors on areas of science that really matter to me.鈥�

For Wrubleski, it also opened doors to pursue her interest in regenerative medicine, which looks for ways to replace damaged tissue or organs in the body, such as kidneys. She said she eventually hopes to become a doctor or medical researcher.

鈥淭here are a lot of opportunities to improve health care with regenerative medicine,鈥� she said. 鈥淲e look at how we can aid the body to heal itself. It鈥檚 a field with a lot of exciting opportunities.鈥�

Working alongside faculty and fellow students, Wrubleski noted that the biomedical engineering class is tight-knit, allowing her to share ideas and learn together with her peers. One of her favorite classes was anatomy.

鈥淭he anatomy course looks at the human body from a logistics standpoint,鈥� she said. 鈥淵ou learn so much by understanding all the body鈥檚 systems and how they work. It opens up so many possibilities to create new and better treatments. I love it.鈥�