Welcome to Digication Scholars Conversations! In this episode, host Kelly Driscoll continues her discussion with Sharron Huang, a recent graduate of Stony Brook University. Sharron reflects on her extensive clinical experiences, the significance of recommendation letters in professional portfolios, and her journey within the speech-language pathology program at Stony Brook.
She shares insights from her externships, teaching experiences, and involvement in academic and extracurricular activities, emphasizing the substantial impact of mentorship and community support on her educational and professional growth.
Tune in to hear Sharron's inspiring story about how she navigated her educational path, forged lasting connections, and contributed to her community.
About Sharron Huang: https://stonybrook.digication.com/sharron-huang/home
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Second-year students mentor first-year students in the SLPeer program mentioned in this conversation.