What professor had the biggest impact on you?
Dr. Carl Abegg, his classes were really tough, and you needed every point to pull off an A. I forgot to put my name on a test sheet showing my work for the points, losing a majority of the credit. I had to work even harder that quarter to earn all the points back, and in the end, my grade sat on the border, but Dr. Abegg recognized my effort. I’ve never taken another point for granted again.
Dr. Sam Hulbert, he was my professor for most of my biomedical engineering classes, and also a mentor for Student Government Association work. Near the end of college, I applied for the biomedical engineering master's program because I got cold feet over starting medical school (even though I had already been accepted). Dr. Hulbert sat me down and told me to get going on my way to medical school. I never looked back!