“Education is a vaccine for violence.”
Tiffany
Tiffany is from Central Wisconsin and is majoring in psychology. She hopes to work in the health care setting treating underserved populations. Tiffany is deeply passionate about women’s rights, particularly ensuring women’s access to safe, affordable, and comprehensive reproductive health. She believes that having a voice reminds women that knowledge is power, and that writing will allow her the opportunity to expand and act upon her passion by letting her speak from the heart.
Tiffany feels that it is important that we, as advocates, not only carefully convey correct knowledge, but also ensure that women can make their own personal decisions armed with truth. In this blog, she offers you the translation of the expressions of her heart. She offers you a sincere commitment to tending to women’s healthcare needs and thus making sure you all enjoy equity. Her interests also include: church, spending time with family, politics, and running. Tiffany loves helping people and has a particular interest in empowering women so they can live happy and healthy lives.
Tim
Tim is from Southern California and is majoring in sociology because he says you may only live once in this world so you might as well break out of your bubble and get to know it while you’re here. He plans to eventually work in social research and data analysis, backing up his theories with empirical findings. Below is an overview of his theory (an elaboration of the chart is in the workings). He sees the world going down a downward spiral and is determined on it reversing directions. Thus, his areas of focus range from raising awareness about human rights abuses to political activism to understanding the nuts and bolts of society and helping others understand it, for one cannot fix what one does not understand. If there’s one thing he would like to accomplish in his lifetime, it would be to publish a book which sets a firm theoretical foundation concerning life, basically, from which present and future generations can benefit and build upon. Of course, expanding on the path such as through activism and donating to worthy causes is also important. In the end, he says, we are all in this together and life is too precious to struggle through aimlessly. When he’s not trying to change the course of history, he likes to study world cultures and listen to jazz.
I’d like to send you a white paper on the “Logic of the Health Care Debate” for your perusal and comment. Keep up the great work.