Oct. 1, 2015
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By Miranda Kulp, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff Writer
UNIVERSITY PARK,
Pa. - While some of us were busy working on tans and enjoying the break from
school this summer, Penn State men's soccer veteran Christian Kaschak was busy
assisting in surgeries in Vietnam.
Kaschak, an
aspiring surgeon, spent three weeks in Working with the Vietnam Medicine 17
Project where he not only observed but was able to scrub in for various
surgeries.
"Initially my
cousin started what's called the Vietnam Medicine Project 17 years ago and he
invited me to come along since he knew I was interested in a career in medicine
after college," stated Kaschak. "So, I decided this was something I wanted to
do and went out to Vietnam and had a great experience."
Kaschak, who is a
current kinesiology major, explains how this trip confirmed his desires to
pursue a career in medicine after graduating from Penn State.
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