Boards and Post-Boards

5:04 AM

Author | Aditi Ramakrishnan

Two weeks into my clinical year, friends outside the med school bubble are still asking me about boards and post-boards.  Here are some photos to explain:

Boards:

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Reconstruction of Taubman Library: Scenic Study Surroundings

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Delicious Dinner Breaks (once in a while)

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Gorgeous runs around Argo Lake

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March Madness!

And heaps of flash cards, post-it notes, books, to-do lists....

Post-Boards:

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The transition from 13-hour study days in Taubman to hiking in Moab, Utah was a welcome change

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Arches National Park, Utah

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The best part of post-boards: hello Spring!

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