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Hey guys! Inspired by the 'Let's See Who We're Dealing With' thread, I decided to introduce myself. I figured it didn't make much sense to post my pic when nobody even knows who I am.
I threw together a little website with my pic and some miscellaneous other ones I already had up. I'm also an amateur photographer, so you can ignore the place pictures if you like, but otherwise, enjoy them.
ucsu.colorado.edu/~spicher
My name is Tres (rhymes with base, and yes, it is spelled like uno, dos....). I'm from Colorado and my undergrad major is linguistics (will graduate in May). I came to pharmacy in a very roundabout fashion. My dad's a software engineer and my mom's a Spanish teacher, so I never had much exposure to the health fields. I picked linguistics when I first got into college just because it's what interested me. When I had to decide what to do after that, I picked law school, and more specifically patent law, but I needed a technical degree to do that. So, originally planning on engineering, I started taking prereq courses - calc, chem, etc. I went to a 'freshman' seminar for electrical engineering and discovered that I couldn't stand it, so I started looking for something else I could use my newfound technical knowledge in. My fiancée's mom is a nurse, and she suggested pharmacy, which clicked with me, and lo and behold! Here I am. I'll be around this board for quite awhile, as I won't be entering pharm school until 2007. In the meantime, well met!
I threw together a little website with my pic and some miscellaneous other ones I already had up. I'm also an amateur photographer, so you can ignore the place pictures if you like, but otherwise, enjoy them.
ucsu.colorado.edu/~spicher
My name is Tres (rhymes with base, and yes, it is spelled like uno, dos....). I'm from Colorado and my undergrad major is linguistics (will graduate in May). I came to pharmacy in a very roundabout fashion. My dad's a software engineer and my mom's a Spanish teacher, so I never had much exposure to the health fields. I picked linguistics when I first got into college just because it's what interested me. When I had to decide what to do after that, I picked law school, and more specifically patent law, but I needed a technical degree to do that. So, originally planning on engineering, I started taking prereq courses - calc, chem, etc. I went to a 'freshman' seminar for electrical engineering and discovered that I couldn't stand it, so I started looking for something else I could use my newfound technical knowledge in. My fiancée's mom is a nurse, and she suggested pharmacy, which clicked with me, and lo and behold! Here I am. I'll be around this board for quite awhile, as I won't be entering pharm school until 2007. In the meantime, well met!
