Sunil posted:

Bayside grad works with top medical institution to research new ways to treat cancer

Photo via Shutterstock/Inset courtesy of Nishal Kayharee

Queens resident Nishal Kayharee's (inset) hard work led to a medical research internship.

• By Suzanne Monteverdi
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• smonteverdi@starnetwork.com
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• Monday, August 21, 2017
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• 9:00 AM

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Professor and mentor Michael Lawrence called the young man “an incredible self-starter.”

“He needs minimal direction,” Lawrence said of Kayharee’s dedication to research. “He just took off like a rocket.”

Most noteworthy was Kayharee’s work in the school’s newly-constructed 2020 Advanced Manufacturing Lab. Using the lab’s 3-D printer and various software systems, the student created and printed an array of anatomical parts, including an eyeball, ribcage, prostate and pelvis, from MRI and CAT scan data.

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http://qns.com/story/2017/08/2...w-ways-treat-cancer/

This is a man whose academic success might be less impressive than the one with 25 passes, but he has already displayed the attributes that an employer will want.  Note that his activities aren't merely limited to passing exams. In fact to the contrary as he wasn't immediately seen as college material.

Richmond Hill, Queens Village and Ozone Park ROCKS!!!!!

caribny posted:

This is a man whose academic success might be less impressive than the one with 25 passes, but he has already displayed the attributes that an employer will want.  Note that his activities aren't merely limited to passing exams. In fact to the contrary as he wasn't immediately seen as college material.

It looks like you finally ketch sense. 25 passes does not measure your ability to be a self starter or analytical ability. Its all a memory exercise. 

This guy is the real deal.  To only have an associate in community college and already outdo the likes of many other useless PHD's.  Some currently on this forum. 

CUNY ROCKS. Come one, come ALL and stimulate your brains. GADAHAS need NOT apply!!!!

Nehru posted:

CUNY ROCKS. Come one, come ALL and stimulate your brains.

Did you ever notice my 5 siblings on the roster?  

I did, impressive indeed. No GADAHAS in your Family.

Nehru posted:

I did, impressive indeed. No GADAHAS in your Family.

We lived nearby. Some of us worked at Swingline Staplers, my Dad made your staplers. I saw the college, applied, was accepted, then 4 others went. It gave us practical knowledge and prepared us for the corporate world through internships at major corporations.

Drugb posted:

caribny posted:

This is a man whose academic success might be less impressive than the one with 25 passes, but he has already displayed the attributes that an employer will want.  Note that his activities aren't merely limited to passing exams. In fact to the contrary as he wasn't immediately seen as college material.

It looks like you finally ketch sense. 25 passes does not measure your ability to be a self starter or analytical ability. Its all a memory exercise. 

This guy is the real deal.  To only have an associate in community college and already outdo the likes of many other useless PHD's.  Some currently on this forum. 

Druggie I have come to the conclusion that you have mental problems.

1. You were the one screaming that to be educated one had to pass exams.  You scoffed at the fact that people working in sugar, bauxite or gold had any skills or training worthy of note.

2. From the beginning I refused to congratulate the kid with 25 passes until I received proof that he had other interests aside from passing exams.