#regentsuniversity

[dreamingisbelievingxxxxx]

It was great meeting this beautiful girl last week at the Camp America Info Sesh!! Hope to see you soon!! #newfriends #meetingnewpeopleisfun #2ndnovember #regentsuniversity (at Regent's Park)

[dementia-3]

Regents university, London 2017

[camillamolinari]

A glass of wine is the best accessory for spring #grandball2017 #regentsuniversity 🥂 (at The Roof Gardens)

[the-unattended-blog]

Im going to be spending the fall 2016 semester at Regent’s University London and would love to get to know some people who are either currently going there or will be going there. So if you fall into one of those two categories message me!

[the-unattended-blog]

I will be studying at Regent's University in London in the fall and would really appreciate donations to help defray travel and other expenses. If all of my followers donate $5 I will reach my goal. Please consider donating. Link in my bio Tags: #regentsuniversity #studyabroad #gay #gayguyneedsmoney #gofundme #gay #fundraiser #ineedmoney #pleasehelp

[nature-mindset-blog]

For people attending Regent's University London in the fall of 2016 shoot me a message I'd love to meet some people who will be attending or who are already attending!

[em-dash-ilie]

How beautiful is this place? Feeling very inspired being surrounded by so much green and history 🍃🇬🇧 #London #travel #BWTTravel #regentspark #regentsuniversity (at Regent's University London Student Union)

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Regents University, GOSH, & London Eye

    We started our day back at Regent’s University for a presentation by Susan Went, a Quality Improvement Fellow at the Health Foundation. I found her particularly inspiring. She started off telling us there will be times in our lives that things will be difficult and we may want to give up, but it is important to remember why we entered healthcare and where we came from. I thought that was a great way to begin. She proved to be not only a great speaker, but a strong female leader with an abundance of fascinating experiences.  By the end, Ms. Went knew my name from all my questions. 

    After, we got transported over to the Great Ormond Street Hospital for a guided tour, lunch, then a series of lectures. The topics covered included developing strategies in difficult times, the mission, vision, and values of GOSH, and the ethical concerns surrounding a children’s hospital. Our last stop was to NHS England for a discussion with Deborah El Sayed and Dr. Sam Shah. Luckily, the organization was close to the London Eye, so the majority of the group ventured to the famous location. The sights from the top were absolutely breathtaking and I didn’t want it to end. This experience was one of the best things I have ever done and I can’t wait to go back and do it again.