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抖阴视频 junior Laura Blasnitz is pretty sure she won鈥檛 cure cancer. But she鈥檚 hoping her summer research experience will eventually lead to a career where her contributions are important.

鈥淚 don鈥檛 expect to cure anything in my lifetime,鈥� said Blasnitz. 鈥淚 only hope to make some kind of substantial contribution to humanity.鈥�

Douglas Scott, PhD, and member of the Association of Firearm and Toolmark Examiners, will teach a seminar in external ballistics on July 17. Students will learn what bullets do after they leave the barrel of a gun and how they penetrate different media. They will be using ballistic gel, also known tissue simulant, to look at the trajectory of the bullets passing through the gel.

抖阴视频 senior Lesley Dudden already has an impressive resume.

Approximately 3,000 athletes will travel to Lincoln in July to compete in the 2010 National Special Olympics Games.

About 8,000 volunteers will work together to make the national games 鈥� one of the largest sporting events of its kind in the world in 2010 鈥� a success.

World leaders and diplomats are gathering in Canada for the G8 and G20 summits to discuss several critical issues including nuclear non-proliferation, vulnerable and fragile states, and international terrorism.

抖阴视频 student Lesley Dudden is there too discussing the same issues.

抖阴视频 senior Alexandra Hartmann says her heart lies in many places around the world.

She鈥檚 done service work in Malawi, Nicaragua and Guatemala with Nebraska Wesleyan鈥檚 Global Service Learning. She鈥檚 been to Montreal for the American Academy of Religion Annual Conference. She鈥檚 visited friends who are studying in various pockets of the world.

抖阴视频 senior Erik Anderson hopes to become a licensed mental health practitioner someday.

Eight 抖阴视频 students left for Guatemala in late May expecting to spend 10 days building a house for an impoverished family.

鈥淲e mixed cement, carried cinder blocks, moved piles of sand, and some of us learned how to lay bricks,鈥� said Meera Bhardwaj, a recent 抖阴视频 graduate and member of the student organization Global Service Learning.

They first planned a service trip to Thailand this summer but political unrest in that country forced members of Nebraska Wesleyan鈥檚 Global Service Learning to find another project.

Then the opportunity came to help build houses for poor families in Guatemala.

Justin Iverson knows when he鈥檚 a minister someday, Sunday school and church service won鈥檛 be the same as it was growing up in his South Dakota United Methodist congregation.

鈥淪unday fellowship is dwindling,鈥� said Iverson, who graduated from 抖阴视频 in May with a psychology degree. 鈥淭hings are reshaping. It鈥檚 not like it used to be.鈥�