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This opportunity has allowed him to continue to develop leadership qualities both in dealing with his own players, as well as the teams and parents of the entire league.

For the past three years, XX has volunteered as a head coach and commissioner of the Boys’ 7/8th Grade League.

This internship gave her the unique opportunity to glimpse at the sorts of legislative boundaries that she will have to face as a practicing physician. She gained insight for the role that physicians and lobbying groups play in impacting medical practice. In this role, she experienced the intersection of medicine and law.

XX was involved in an internship with the American College of Physicians.

This section is limited to three bullet points highlighting significant accomplishments. Name and location of the medical school.Student’s legal name and year in school.These performance evaluations follow a similar format guided by the recommendations made in the Association of American Medical College’s publication “A Guide to the Preparation of the Medical School Medical Student Performance Evaluation.” The letter concludes with a narrative reiterating the student's overall successes in medical school.The Medical Student Performance Evaluation (MSPE) from Penn State College of Medicine is written by one of four senior faculty members within Educational Affairs. The AAMC requires a "summative assessment based upon the school’s evaluation system, of the student’s comparative performance in medical school, relative to his/her peers, including information about any school-specific categories used in differentiating among levels of student performance." Because VTCSOM is a four-year pass/fail school, we use a distribution chart of numbers of letters of distinction. Details pertaining to a student's professionalism is provided including "both deficient and exemplary performance.".An assessment of the student’s compatibility with faculty members, peers, other members of the health care team, and patients during all curricular components.Narrative information about the student’s level of initiative, enthusiasm, and ability to self-start in all curricular components.Narrative information, provided in chronological order, of a student’s overall performance on each core clinical clerkship and selective away rotations completed to date, with a focus on summative, rather than formative, comments by clerkship/elective directors.

Narrative information regarding the student’s overall (rather than course specific) performance in the preclinical/basic science curriculum.

Information, based on school-specific policies, of any adverse action(s) imposed on the student by the medical school or its parent institution.

Information, based upon school-specific policies, of coursework that the student was required to repeat or otherwise remediate during the student’s medical education.

Information about the student’s prior, current, or expected enrollment in, and the month and year of the student’s expected graduation from, dual, joint, or combined degree programs.An explanation, based on school-specific policies, of any extensions, leave(s) of absence, gap(s), or break(s) in the student’s educational program.The month and year of the student’s initial matriculation in, and expected graduation from, medical school.These will take the form of three distinct bulleted items.Information about any significant challenges or hardships encountered by the student during medical school.Information about special considerations, including any distinguishing characteristics exhibited by the student in medical school (e.g., demonstrated leadership and research abilities, participation in community service activities).Contents of the MSPE Identifiying information Noteworthy Characteristics