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The Ohio State University 
Wexner Medical Center
Buckeye Pathways Summer Internship]

Jennifer Dauer:
Hi, I am Jennifer Dauer. I'm the chief strategy and transformation officer at the Wexner Medical Center. 

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Jennifer Dauer
Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer
Ohio State Wexner Medical Center]

Hannah King Boyles:
I'm Hannah King Boyles. I'm a senior strategic planning manager on the strategy and transformation team. 

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Hannah King Boyles, MPAL
Senior Strategic Planning Manager
Ohio State Wexner Medical Center]

Shruti Agrawal:
My name is Shruti Agrawal, and I'm a summer intern with the Buckeye Pathways Summer Internship. 

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Shruti Agrawal
Buckeye Pathways Summer Intern
Ohio State Wexner Medical Center]

Dauer:
So what have you enjoyed most about your summer internship experience at the Wexner Medical Center? 

Agrawal:
I've really enjoyed connecting with so many people across the organization, including you both and Andy (Thomas), my amazing mentors, and also being able to shadow so many different areas of the hospital. 

King Boyles:
Why should someone apply to be a Buckeye Pathway summer intern? 

Agrawal:
They should apply because the program offers a lot of unique opportunities where you get to build meaningful connections, explore the entire medical center, and grow professionally and personally. 

King Boyles:
Working with Shruti this summer, I've been reminded of the importance of initiative and connections. Shruti researched different people and programs she wanted to see at the medical center, and we were able to connect her with a lot of those folks, and she's really built great connections with those people and I'm hopeful that, by the end of the summer, she'll have a stronger and bigger network to draw in as she builds her career. 

Agrawal:
The biggest takeaway that I have learned from the Buckeye Pathways Summer Internship is how important it is to pursue work that gives you purpose and keeps you motivated. 

Dauer:
One of the things that I've taken away and learned or been reminded of from the summer internship program is the potential and the capabilities of the future generation. I guess that makes me sound a little bit old, but there's amazing talent at Ohio State and across the nation. And for us as leaders to have a chance to engage with the next generation or the generations that are coming and influence and partner with them to really think about the future has been an amazing experience. 

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The Ohio State University
Wexner Medical Center
For more information, visit: 
go.osu.edu/bpsi]