Orientation

Orientation day I was a little nervous about going but I thought well it's really going to help me with my health career and this could be a good experience for me. I brought along my two cousins to see if they would like to participate because we need people from the marshallese community to start getting involve in these one time opportunities. Not only will it help them now but maybe this could be something that they might want to do in years to come. The first people we met was Alisi Tulua-Tata and Joe Fa'avae, we actually actually met at the parking lot of the school and we were helping them get their supplies into the room. Another person that I know I'll never forget is Joey Quenga, he taught us something that we dont really think about but I'm sure most of will carry all throughout our lives. The first thing he asked us was do we know which side nametags should go on and almost everyone said it goes on the left side. He said that nametags should go on the right side because when you walk over to shake somebody's hand (right hand) they can see your name. We also met Jay Aromin, Tana Lepule, Diana Tisnado, Michelle Wong, and Keith C.