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Congratulations to #Harvard2017!!! 🎓🎉 #Graduation #Harvard17 (at Harvard University)

What advice do you have for Harvard HES students? Plan your work, work your plan. Try to choose classes that you have a real interest in and that you will thoroughly enjoy so that when you have to stay home to read or write a paper you won't mind. Stay focused with present moment awareness to achieve your goals. Find happiness  in the process because it will eventually come to an end... make it a  pleasant memory! You will be a better person for it!!!

What advice do you have for Harvard HES students? Strive hard to connect with professors, teaching assistants and fellow classmates, even if there is physical distance. They have so much to impart and to share. They can give you a greater perspective in so much that you do - from class assignments to workplace dilemmas to the best wineries to visit on your next  vacation. Also, make the most out of your on-campus visits. There is so much to see on the Harvard campus, the city of Cambridge and Boston. My campus visits enriched my pride of being a Harvard student, and the final march to the Harvard Yard during Commencement Day was nothing short of bittersweet as a Harvard alumnus.

Bryan Bu’s senior thesis project could make it easier for clinicians to use an MRI technique called diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) to evaluate patients experiencing traumatic brain injuries. Bu, S.B. ’17, an engineering sciences – bioengineering concentrator, built a customized 3D printer that can manufacture specialized blocks, which are assembled to create a synthetic “brain slice” to use for DTI calibration. The calibration tool Bu crafted, called a phantom, can be used for both anisotropy and diffusion direction, enabling more image standardization in DTI. “As an EMT, I see a lot of patients with traumatic brain injury out on the sports field. This was a great opportunity to connect with a disease that I see a lot on a regular basis and be able to make a positive impact on the diagnosis and treatment of that disease,” he said. #Harvard #LifeatSEAS #Harvardseas #Harvard17 #senior #project #thesis #engineering #bioengineering #biomedical #MRI #imaging #3Dprinter #EMT #braininjury #treatment #diagnosis #PhotoFriday (at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences)

Cue Pomp and Circumstance! 🎶 Congratulations to all #Harvard2021 seniors graduating this spring! 🎉 This week we asked #Harvard2017 graduating seniors to share their favorite memories, future plans, what they’ll miss most about Harvard, and advice they have for you. Follow along to hear what they had to say, and we'll see you in the fall! 🎓📸: @angelaeckim #Harvard17 #Graduation #Harvard (at Harvard University)

"I got to learn that there are so many different ways to make Harvard my own, and I would encourage students to dedicate themselves and their experiences to making sure that their time at Harvard is their own – a space that they want, a space that they’ll grow from and enjoy. Regardless of how the same or different it looks from other people’s experiences, or from the way other people are moving through Harvard. Take advantage of all of the different avenues that there are for you to make it your own. This is your four years at this place. Make Harvard your home. Make Harvard your own, whatever that looks like for you.” - Yesenia, Class of 2017 ⠀ ⠀ Thank you for joining us this week as graduating seniors shared with us their favorite memories, future plans, what they’ll miss most about Harvard, and advice they have for the incoming Class of 2021. Congratulations to the Class of 2017! 🎓#Harvard2017 to #Harvard2021 #Harvard17 #Graduation (at Harvard University)

Time to celebrate #Harvard2017! You did it! 🎓🎉 #friyay #graduation #Harvard17 ⠀ ⠀ 📸: Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff Photographer (at Harvard University)