Brothers of Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity Inc. speak on their experiences in a variety of different industries.
Emory University graduate and Fall 2014 brother of SigRho, Austin Kim, talks about what it means to be a pre-medical student, reviews the med school admissions process, and dives deeps into the many paths one can take to become a doctor.
Bhavin Shah of Sigma Beta Rho at Rutgers University, and Nick Patel from the University of Pittsburgh dive deep into the law school admissions process, the LSAT, being in law school, and potential legal careers. Having navigated the process themselves and being in the industry- Bhavin, a current law student at UPenn, and Nick, a clerk for Judge Brown in New Jersey, also talk about their first hand experiences over the past several years to shine light on what it's really like to pursue a career in the legal industry.
Ekow Kodwo Bartels, of Kowdo Photos (@kodwo_photos), a SigRho alum from Virginia Commonwealth University, and freelance photographer talks about his business in photography, how he got started, and what he does today. Be sure to check out his photography online on Instagram and Facebook using the handle @kodwo_photos.
Nikhil Morar, a brother from the University of Tennessee Knoxville, Sigma Beta Rho's Alpha Delta chapter, talks about sports analytics- how professional teams are using analytics from a tactical standpoint, how its driving decisions in different leagues, and he also touches on his recent experience at the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, where he & his team took first place in the hackathon.
Patrick Evans, chair of Sigma Beta Rho's National Mental Health Committee, talks towards mental health as it relates to the global pandemic the world is currently facing. He also speaks about the committee in general, and touches on some of its initiatives, goals, and vision.
Dr. Hirsh Kaveeshvar, a brother of Sigma Beta Rho: Michigian State University - Alpha Class, talks about telemedicine, his medical experiences, and 7 steps you can take to improve your brain health during quarantine.