About Kate Bohigian
I am a Human Science major at Georgetown University and I am fascinated by the neurological components underlying behavior. I currently work in the Lab on Social and Affective Neuroscience at Georgetown and intern at Arlington Free Clinic and So Others Might Eat Medical Clinic. These roles all give me a different perspective on the Mind-Body Connection.
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LiA Weekly Learning Log: Week 4
This week I was only working at Arlington Free Clinic, not So Others Might Eat.
LiA Weekly Learning Log: Week 1
My Leadership in Action Project is "Empowering the Underserved: Efforts to Promote Health and Wellbeing in the DC Community and Beyond." I am working at the Medical Clinic at So Others Might Eat (SOME) and Arlington Free Clinic (AFC) for this project.
LiA Weekly Learning Log: Week 6
I will continue working with these clinics through the first week of August.
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Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us from this summer Kate. It's been wonderful to follow your journey and see your goals come to fruition. Congratulations on wrapping up your LiA and best of luck with the rest of your summer!
Thank you!!
Hi Kate I am the leadership developer at Leeds. Anxiety management and emotional literacy seem really interconnected. We look at emotional literacy on our Leadership development workshops. I'd be interested in any views you have?
Best wishes
Marcus
Hello! I am not familiar with the current literature on emotional literacy, but if you have any specific questions, I would be happy to share my input.
Thanks for reaching out,
Kate
I applaud the drive and initiative you took to properly teach and describe how to conduct FIT tests for colon cancer screening. Being able to not only run an exercise class but also go beyond your job description and aid people in need shows truly leadership. Couple this with your attentive listening and sympathy for others and you will produce a great report in the coming weeks. Looking forward to seeing your progress in this Leadership in Action project.
Thank you, Jefferson! I look forward to hearing about your research project and getting to know each other better through our Georgetown network.
Awesome work Shagun, I hope to see you around Arlington Free Clinic this summer!
Yay Alannah!