Helping others doesn’t have to fit into a traditional mold like becoming a doctor, pharmacist, or dentist.

When I first chose Roseman University, it felt like the perfect fit for me. During my time as an employee, the two-year Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences (MSPS) program began, and it opened a door I couldn’t resist. The program gave me the incredible opportunity to continue working at Roseman—an institution I had come to love—while simultaneously pursuing my coursework. It felt like a natural progression, blending my professional journey with my educational aspirations. 

I didn’t necessarily choose a traditional healthcare path, but I found my calling in the Nutraceutical Industry. This field allows me to utilize the skills I gained at Roseman to develop and enhance supplements that can improve the quality of life for people everywhere. The thought of creating something that anyone, anywhere, could benefit from inspires me daily. It’s a way to make a global impact without being confined to a clinical setting. 

Throughout my education, I’ve discovered that helping others doesn’t have to fit into a traditional mold like becoming a doctor, pharmacist, or dentist. I found my niche behind the scenes—working to influence the supplements and medicines people use daily. Knowing that my efforts can touch lives worldwide drives me to continually refine my skills and push my boundaries. The idea that something I help create could improve someone’s health or happiness keeps me motivated.

Roseman played a pivotal role in helping me achieve these goals. From connecting me with mentors who shaped my path, to providing an environment where I could form lasting friendships with faculty, staff, and fellow students, Roseman has been more than just a school to me. Earning an MSPS degree has not only enhanced my knowledge but also made me a desirable candidate for roles in my industry. 

When I reflect on my time at Roseman, it’s hard to pinpoint just one best memory. Working in the research lab every day was an incredible experience, one that truly solidified my love for this field. But if I had to choose, walking across the stage at graduation stands out. That moment, combined with the joy of winning a research award for my thesis work during the accompanying banquet, encapsulates the pride and gratitude I feel for my time here. 

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