Elizabeth Dunn:  

crobiology and Immunology..arguably the hardest science program there! (it was a struggle, let me toot my horn now! lol) Anyway, it was great times. I really found myself there, broke out of my mold. I met a lot of great down to earth people, despite western's 'country club U ' reputation (maybe applies to the arts faculties, not so much in the sciences). Anyway, i was lucky enough to get a job even before i wrote my last exam! That was exciting! My new job was essentially on campus, so it was sort of like i was still in school, but without all the stress..it was great! Soon i started to miss school again, and i thought i'd take on some new challenges..i started full time school while working full time (i never liked anything easy i guess..or i'm just dumb! lol). I fast-tracked through the Clinical Trials Management program 'with distinction'. For some reason, i was prouder of this accomplishment than i was of my initial degree...i guess because i actually made a serious effort with this one. ;) Anyway, university was great..i recommend it for anyone and everyone..especially if you're from a small town. It's such an eye opener..in a good way. There are all kinds of people and so much opportunity! Sure you don't come out with the hard core job skills you'd get in college, but you learn how to think, problem solve, be questioning, and have a greater perspective on the world and those around you...at least that's what my experience was! Workplace Hi all, As i've said before in other bios..i have been fortunate enough to find a good career in managing a medical research lab. I do research in the fields of spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, cancer, and using MRI as a tool. Look up some of my papers on pubmed!