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Service-Learning to me means that you can help the community while also learning professional skills to contribute and be a successful employee or employer. It also contributes to learning more about yourself and becoming a good leader and follower when needed.

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How does this apply to my future career?

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How does this apply to my future career?

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This service-learning project has helped contribute to my knowledge about the animal anatomy as well as different types of diseases. My plan to become a veterinarian has also been encouraged and motivated by this different type of job that a veterinarian can have besides working in a clinic.

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Some of the things I learned about myself include:
1. I have more knowledge about the animal anatomy than I thought.
2. I love analyzing and learning about the different diseases and abnormalities that animals can be affected by.
3. I enjoy working with people who share the same type of inquisitive behaviors I do.
4. And lastly working with animals is truly my passion.

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At the diagnostic lab, I worked when I could depending on my job and academic responsibilities. Things at the lab ranged from digging through dead animals to helping the student workers transport animals to the Carol County Human Society. I helped with noticing abnormalities in the dead animals and thinking of ways that the animals could have died. And most importantly don't forget playing with Neely.

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He was my supervisor. He is a very kind man who is also a professor at UTM. He also used to work at Hook's Clinic as a vet and still does from time to time. He is the vet who observed the dead animals and reported what he thought of as the causes of death.

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Neely : Our Diagnostic's Keeper

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Tara Woods: Coworker at Diagnostic's Lab