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 My name is Angela Pummill. I plan to graduate in June of 2008 with a degree in biology. Concurrent with being a full time student, I have worked part time as a Veterinary assistant. After exploring many medical career options, I decided on veterinary medicine as a career in my junior year of college. I am the president of WSU's first Pre Vet Society that was established in January of this year. I volunteer at the Germantown Nature Center, Bruckner Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, and Humane Society of Greater Dayton. Currently, I am enduring the vet school application process. I plan to apply to Ohio State, Michigan State, and Cornell University. Some of my pastimes are sand volleyball, soccer, jogging, reading, hiking, kayaking, playing cards, watching football, traveling, and supporting my little brother, cousins, nieces and nephews at their sporting events.
 Laura Bonvillian is a senior Exercise Biology major, looking to get her Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy. She grew up in Celina, Ohio, and loves being with family, friends, and the great outdoors. She currently works for Campus Recreation, where she's learned valuable lessons that will help her in her future fitness and health-related careers. Laura has also been actively involved in the Biology Club. She recently took her GRE and hopes to get accepted into a physical therapy program beginning Fall, 2008.
 Nick Squillace is a senior working towards his Bachelor of Arts in Biological Sciences with a minor in Spanish. Since starting college in 2004, he has become more and more active in campus activities. He began working in Dr. Allen Burton's Water Toxicity Lab as a lab assistant at the end of his freshman year and, to this day, continues to work there. At the beginning of his sophomore year he began working for Residence Services as a community adviser (AKA Resident Adviser) until the end of his sophomore year. In July 2006, he began a semester studying abroad in Australia. He has plans to participate in the Ambassador Program to Santiago, Chile to complete his minor in Spanish during December 2007. He was also recently elected the Treasurer of Mac Users Group. He is well into the dental school application process for 2008 with his number one choice being the Medical University of South Carolina and looks forward to helping other students interested in a career in dentistry.
 Roger Fecher, a senior Biology/Pre-Med major, is currently conducting research under the supervision of Dr. Robert Fyffe (Comprehensive Neuroscience Center) as well as with Dr. Courtney Sulentic (Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology). Roger is involved in many activities throughout campus, especially with the University Honors Program where he has one many awards and scholarships. He recently was the recipient of the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, a very prestigious award given to students in fields of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering. Roger plans to pursue an MD/PhD degree in neuroscience and looks forward to meeting and working with other students interested in medicine and research.
 Derek Broering is a senior Biological Sciences major with an interest in attending medical school. Derek has recently been accepted into Wright State Boonshoft School of Medicine through their Early Decision Program. He is involved in a variety of student organizations on campus, including the Wright State Biology Club, Ski Club, Mountain Bike Club, and Pre-Medical Society. During the academic year he tutors through the Wright State Tutoring Center and works as a ski instructor at Mad River Mountain, during the winter season. He also volunteers at St. Vincent Hotel and Bridge Riding for the Disabled.
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