SBSHS
O P P O R T U N I T I E S
PRESENTED TO MASSEY, COICAN & KING, PLLC A VISION FOR EMPOWERING
FUTURE LEADERS
Projects / Mentorship / Internships / Experiences Service / Conferences / Labs
INTRODUCTION
There are many types of student success, mentorship, and leadership programs. An Internship is one of the best ways for students to gain professional experience, while also enhancing their resume. Additionally, it is an excellent way for them to acquaint themselves with the opportunities and challenges within an industry, while learning universal values like responsibility, accountability, and teamwork.
The SBSHS Professional Enhancement Program (PEP) is a unique internship that pairs Broward College students with other student leaders, alumni, and community professionals to gain experience and knowledge in their intended fields of study and/or careers. Internship providers who participate in the program share their time and talent to give interns meaningful, career-related experiences.
STUDENT VIDEOS, NEWS, & TESTIMONIALS
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MENTORSHIP TESTIMONIALS
ALUMNI SPEAKERS
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GRADUATION SPEAKER
LEADERS & FACULTY INTERVIEWS
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ED RAINE CEO
Food for the Poor
NELSON TELEMACO CEO
GREG HUDSON Pilot American Airlines
ALON PARKER BC Professor
LAURA PADRINO Co-owner / Padrino's
OWEN GAITHER BC Adjunct Professor
HEALTH SIMULATION PROJECT
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David and Ojdre
David began at BC as a high school dual enrollment student. He will graduate this fall from FIU with a bachelor’s degree in engineering. His journey includes multiple prestigious internships he is currently interning at Northrop Grumman and also conducting research at the Cardiovascular Matrix Remodeling Laboratory Building on the foundation laid by his simulation and brain-machine interface work, he plans to pursue a master’s and PhD in biomedical engineering at Johns Hopkins, where he aims to advance the frontiers of medical technology.
Ojdre’s journey from leading innovative projects in health simulation and brain-machine interfaces to published researcher and future physician is a testament to his drive and curiosity. After graduating from Florida Atlantic University, Ojdre was published in a peer-reviewed journal and is now in his first year at Ross University’s Medical School His early hands-on experiences not only sparked his passion for medicine but also equipped him with the research skills and clinical insight that continue to shape his path as a future healthcare leader.
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Brain Machine Interface
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The Oral History Project
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Anti-Human Trafficking Project
The Pillars Conference serves as the capstone event of our yearlong Professional Enhancement Program, showcasing the remarkable achievements and growth of our students This dynamic gathering is the culmination of months of dedicated work, where participants proudly present their diverse projects, internship experiences, and impactful service initiatives The conference has blossomed into a cherished tradition, drawing alumni and current students from across the globe. This annual event not only highlights the program's success but also reinforces the enduring bonds within our community, inspiring the next generation of leaders to push boundaries and embrace new challenges
THE PILLARS CONFERENCE EXPERIENCE
The recent Pillars Conference was a remarkable success. It featured a diverse lineup of speakers who shared insights on Maximizing the Art of Purposeful Living
Key Highlights:
Distinguished Past amd Recent Speakers:
A former marine and pilot discussed risk assessment.
A retired Boeing VP and supervisor of the International Space Center Program..
A financial planner and former NFL player shared strategies for managing financial risks.
A president of a Haitian university, a former Haitian US ambassador and a Russian architect led discussions on risk-taking amidst chaos and uncertainty.
Student presentations : Topics included Oral History, Drone Swarming, Artificial Intelligence, and human trafficking awareness.
Students from Panama and throughout the US traveled to Florida to participate.
Opportunity to Invest in Students:
The success of this conference highlights the importance of our Professional Enhancement Program (PEP) and making a generational impact in our community. We invite you to invest in supporting our students in the Professional Enhancement Program, ensuring they continue to gain invaluable experiences and insights. Your support can make a significant difference in their academic and professional journeys. Join us in fostering the next generation of leaders!
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Sponsors Page
We will proudly recognize and celebrate MCK's support by prominently featuring their logo in our publications. Click on the logo to visit the MCK website.
