Hello! My name is William B., and I am a dedicated third-year medical student at the City University of New York (CUNY) School of Medicine. I am proud to have graduated Cum Laude from the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education, where I completed an accelerated and rigorous pre-medical curriculum. My academic journey has been enriched by a strong commitment to both learning and teaching, which I believe are interconnected facets of personal and professional growth.
I have extensive...
Hello! My name is William B., and I am a dedicated third-year medical student at the City University of New York (CUNY) School of Medicine. I am proud to have graduated Cum Laude from the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education, where I completed an accelerated and rigorous pre-medical curriculum. My academic journey has been enriched by a strong commitment to both learning and teaching, which I believe are interconnected facets of personal and professional growth.
I have extensive experience tutoring peers and underclassmen in foundational medical sciences, including physiology, pathology, anatomy, and pharmacology. My informal volunteer efforts have been met with consistently positive feedback, as I’ve helped bridge critical knowledge gaps and foster a deeper understanding of complex concepts. These tutoring sessions, typically held in person but also conducted via Zoom when needed, have enabled my peers—medical students in their early 20s—to excel in their coursework and improve their performance.
Tutoring has been a deeply rewarding endeavor, not only because it reinforces my own understanding but also because it contributes to the collective success of my peers. I value the opportunity to mentor and support others, and I look forward to continuing this collaborative spirit as I advance in my medical career.
