Jonathan Smith
First-Year Medical Student
Baylor College of Medicine
As a first-year medical student at Baylor College of Medicine, I’ve recently delved into the study of oral …
Jonathan Smith provides a thoughtful analysis of Empress Theodora’s Healthcare Legacy, drawing intriguing parallels between her reign and modern healthcare reform. He emphasizes her advocacy for marginalized groups and her role in shaping policies that promoted accessibility and …
Jonathan Smith, a first-year medical student, reflects on the vital role healthcare providers play in helping children with learning disabilities. By understanding neurological disorders and collaborating with educators, psychologists, and families, healthcare professionals can develop comprehensive strategies, improving …
This reflection delves into how five influential artists and how these artists’ impact on medicine —Leonardo da Vinci, Frida Kahlo, Vincent van Gogh, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Pablo Picasso—impacted the perspective of a first-year medical student. Each artist provided …
This essay examines Sir Robert Peel’s influence on modern policing, focusing on his shift from reactive to proactive policing, the introduction of military organization, and his nine ethical principles. Peel’s concept of shared responsibility between police and the …
This literature review examines the benefits of youth sports and how participation in organized youth sports impacts physical health, academic performance, and psychological well-being. Through a synthesis of peer-reviewed studies, the review highlights the role of sports in …
This essay applies the business consulting strategies outlined in “The McKinsey Problem-Solving Method” to address societal and political challenges. Concepts like fact-based decision-making, the MECE framework, and the 80/20 principle are reimagined for public policy, social programs, and …
This case study explores the role of multidisciplinary mental healthcare and the effectiveness of a multidisciplinary team (MDT) in the rehabilitation of a patient with paranoid schizophrenia. Using Gibbs’ reflective cycle, the study emphasizes how collaborative efforts across …
This essay explores Len Wade and his criminal behavior through the lens of Travis Hirschi’s self-control and social bond theories, focusing on the impact of family dynamics, peer influence, substance abuse, and systemic issues like education and …
This essay examines the life of Sir Robert Peel and his significant contributions to law enforcement, focusing on his creation of the London Metropolitan Police in 1829. Peel’s principles of policing emphasized crime prevention, public cooperation, and minimal …
This essay delves into the multi-faceted nature of police culture, characterized by isolation, suspicion, and its deeply rooted institutional framework. It highlights how the rigorous selection and training process transforms officers, fostering a sense of unity while risking …
This essay explores ITT Technical Institute through the lens of quantum mechanics, drawing parallels between the dual nature of for-profit education and key quantum principles like superposition and entanglement. By examining ITT Tech’s admissions, student outcomes, and regulatory …
This literature review provides a comprehensive exploration of the complex relationship between anxiety and sports, weaving together personal reflections and academic research. The author effectively highlights the multifaceted nature of anxiety in sports, considering variables such as sport …
This essay offers a compelling perspective on time management through the lens of a Native American high school student. The author skillfully explores the cultural significance of sleep, school, and free time, contrasting these with more conventional Western …
This essay provides a thoughtful analysis of Mahatma Gandhi’s life and legacy, highlighting his impact on non-violent resistance and drawing meaningful parallels with the struggles faced by Native American communities. The student reflects on how Gandhi’s experiences and