Thank you for remembering us. We're still serving students seeking careers within health and biomedical careers. We're proud of all our former members. Some of you have continued in health careers and others have used the leadership skills learned with us and moved on to other industries.
We would love to hear from all of you. Please drop us an email, letting us know where and what you're doing today. Send us a mailing address and current phone. And, please provide a current email address. You mean a lot to us and we need to do a better job staying in touch.
We'll be adding more pictures of former members as we continue to build this section. We have over a hundred pictures to add. Please help us with names and years. Sorry, it has been over 35 plus years. Send us any pictures we don't have.
We'll be adding pictures as we can. Check back to find pictures of you as a Medical Explorer. Send us pictures we may not have. We need your help in organizing our picture history.
Help mentor our current members. Your experiences can help a current member focus their health profession career. We'll match you to a current member who will benefit from your guidance.
Please email Dr. Johnson (Charles.Johnson@txstate.edu) if you're willing to help with this program. We'll return with a couple of potential Medical Explorer resumes. You can choose the student you will mentor.
We appreciate contributions to scholarships for Medical Explorers. They're different and encourage Medical Explorers to develop a heart and duty for community service.
The first selection criteria is community service. There are two in the Charles and Linda Johnson Endowed Scholarhip - one general scholarship that also looks at academics; and a second supporting Medical Explorers in EMS training.
After thirty-five plus years, you're part of something bigger than all of us. We're trying to find all our former members. We need to know evryone's story.
Unfortunatly, we've not done an adequate job keeping up with everyone. You can help us build our “Medical Explorer Story” by first sendng us a short note about yourself.
Next, send three of four contacts of fellow Medical Explorers. Help Please!
