Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Savannah D: Warren Cooper

A general surgeon’s insight into the challenges of performing wartime and developing world surgery in difficult areas such as Sudan, Congo, and Pakistan.
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3 comments:

  1. Savannah D.February 5, 2010 at 8:34 PM

    So pretty much...

    I've emailed and talked to my person

    I didnt want to post anything on here until I had that interview so...

    But I now i know what more to research
    which is good because I almost started completely all out
    researching the D.R. of Congo and he doesn't mainly work there..
    he works ALL over!

    that would have been kind of disastrous

    well God loves me he gave me my gut feeling

    .... i guess.


    But other than that I'm doing great
    my speaker is leaving the US tomorrow but
    that's okay because he'll still be in contact
    through email.



    I'M DOING GREAT! GOOD LUCK WITH EVERYONE ELSE!

    and if you haven't called your speaker yet because you are nervous
    it's okay don't feel bad... I called mine five times before actually letting phone ring.

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  2. Emily D.February 6, 2010 at 11:36 PM

    Yeah, I'll take that advise. I can't seem to get my person on the phone... I think it might be a wrong number because when I called it wasn't a woman's vioce on the answering machine... it was someone named John... I hung up. :)

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  3. Nina C.February 7, 2010 at 12:24 PM

    Savannah, maybe for your research try breaking it down as specifically as possible- like have a section for reasearch about ALL OVER haha where he works and then have a section on what you know about him. That will also make it easier (and less scary...) when you go to interview him because you will have a lot of back up points and even writing out the flow of your interview before hand might be helpful :)

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