Week 15: It has come to an end

 Welcome back for the last time of Spring 2026


    This morning was the internship showcase! getting to see how hard everyone worked is always the most rewarding part of the semester. We have stressed, overly perfected and reflected on our time here and for me, I am always reminded about how truly grateful I am that this program exists and how it has allowed me to grow as a human and as a professional. I got the chance to work alongside my team one last time to get our slides organized and help them go over pointers for their slides. I hope one day before I graduate, that I will be able to return at least as a volunteer to team VHP. The work i've done has pushed me to be a better person and it makes me happy to know that or at least hope that the work i've done has left a lasting impression. This semester has been the most difficult for me balancing classes and person life made it hard for me to really manage my work. There is definitely a lesson to be learned from this semester and it's that sometimes taking a break is okay. We as humans sometimes need a day to reset mentally and come back better. There is only the final evaluations left before the internship is officially over. Hopefully this won't be the last time I get to do these blog posts so 

Until Next Time i'm logging off!

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