Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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'tLearning by doing is the motto of the Pre-veterinary Club said the clubs presi- dent Wendy Salmons. Salmons said the purpose of the organization is to get pre-veterinary students involved in activities to familiarize members with the veterinary profession. Veterinary Technology The club has had several speakers each semester who discussed a variety of sub- jects in the veterinary field. Speakers also prepare pre-vet students with information on how to handle the interviews required to enter veterinary school. xx Cardinal Key Row one: Allison Armstrong, Lori Hall, Yvette Zimmerman, and Melanie Reti Row two: Kelly Casey, Lori E. Howe. Helen Williams, Adviser; Cynthia Hart, and Alice Doyte Row three: Amy Hensel, Carol Morrison, Sally Maxey, and Darlene Dorsey Row four: Janie Fryman, Elisabeth Stapleton, and Kerri Salamanca PRE VET First row: Wendy Salmons. president; Teresa Fultz, Barb Har- rington, treasurer Second row: Geri Fuller, secretary; Kenny Adkins. Lori White, vice president ..

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40 Edwina Grayson, said the club's main priority is to let students know what avenues relaying information to students about possible schools in which to finish their medical technology training. The society also gives a scholars Lip to 57'med. tecr '-:students who show financial need and have a good grade point average. Grayson said the group has had several fund raisers to ' help support the scholarshi - ' THE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY informs its members of future job openings and offers a scholarship to students who show financial need Be- FINE DETAILIHG and a steady hand are assets to great surgeons Veterinary students have the oppor- L ; tunity to learn surgical techni ues in thelr traihing 1x :1 M .ru-vvmquuu w. :1 Blue Key Row one: Scott Dobler, Tim Bailey, Harvey Thompson, and Lisa Hopkins Row two: Thomas Rodgers, Jeff Ray, Scott Black, Eric Evans, and Eddie Plummer

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T 'Ac summer L, ccounting I Chance to find out what th offers. Interviews are an integral part of finding :, To encourage stud: ' rding to Kathleen Moran, e . to ganizations, Accounng 'e resident. Moran sa-i provided ace ,n' ,tha ma , Social Workers Fellowship is an important aspect to many organizations, one of those being the Student Association of Social Workers. Renee Curran, vice-president of the group, said the Student Association of Social Workers not only Jprovides its members with fellowship but shows students the different areas of social work open to them. Curran said one of the club's main pro- jects is a lecture entitled Life After Graduation. The lecture is held after graduation exercises and is open to all in- terested students. By PATTY McNElL- LON. Student Association of Social Workers First row: Kricket Herald, Virgina Prater, Renee Curran, Carol - Delta Tau Alpha Hogge, Steve Lowder, Jennifer Tolle, Patsy Whitson Row one: Betsy Greene, president; Alisa Estep, secretary; Second row: David Nelson, Abby Pinson, Mary Faye. Pearlie and Tim Bartee, treasurer - Eldridge. Paige Duvall