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Emmanuella Ojo Personal Statement

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Emmanuella Ojo is pursuing her Doctor of Pharmacy Degree at the University of Minnesota Duluth‐College of Pharmacy with an expected graduation date of May 2019. She received her Associate of Arts from Normandale Community College, MN in 2015 and Bachelor of Science in Computer Education from University of Nigeria, Nsukka in 2003.

Ms. Ojo’s diverse and well-rounded background shows her commitment to serve the public and dedication to help people. She became involved in the community college serving as a member of the American read and count where she helped students facing difficulties in Math to overcome their fears. She has touched the lives of many people by providing a listening ear, academic help to fellow students who have been struggling, and nurturing and support to her family. helping people, and due to my …show more content…

I make sure no student is behind in class assignments by the time I leave helping people, and due to my love for children I volunteer at Popular Bridge
Elementary school; I help students facing difficulties in class. I make sure no student is behind in class assignments by the time I leave. help students facing difficulties in class. I make sure no student is behind in class assignments by the time I leave. I also learn some things from the students which I apply to my daughter as well as the ability to interact with children even better

Ms. Ojo over the years took the opportunity to expand her communication skills, and leadership qualities. At the University of Minnesota Duluth‐College of Pharmacy, Ms. Ojo is involved with the Minnesota Pharmacy Student Alliance, serving as the college board representative and fundraiser chair. She provided pharmaceutical care at health fairs.
Ms. Ojo was always a natural leader and her leadership style consisted of working in such a way that others in her group wanted to emulate her high quality and un- yielding dedication to accomplishing their

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