I grew up in Atlanta, Georgia. As a teenager, I was exposed to several healthcare professional settings, and I had the opportunity to tutor inner-city elementary school kids throughout high school. I learned the importance of public service with an eye towards specific community needs. My mom’s sorority, Sigma Gamma Rho, kept me active in Atlanta communities, ranging from regular work at food banks to helping out the sorority’s children’s shelter. Although I now consider myself a D.C. guy, I’ll never forget the respect for people and general style that Atlanta taught me.
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