SUNY Oswego wellns management major Fadi Gaye was recently one of 45 stunts SUNY’s Edutnal Opportuny Program (EOP) to receive the statewi Norman R. McConney Jr. Award for Stunt Excellence, regnizg abily to overe obstacl to achieve succs.
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Gay Cyclg Lover. gay lycra. Any assertns about experienc of ‘bisexuals’ are therefore generalisatns and may not apply to everyone who intifi as my last article, I talked about my ternalised homophobia and how ma difficult for me to e to terms wh my sexualy.
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Too many people say some along the l of ‘I don’t have a problem wh people beg gay, but ’s one or the other’. Most importantly, though; we are no ls queer than homosexual people. SUNY Oswego wellns management major Fadi Gaye was recently one of 45 stunts SUNY’s Edutnal Opportuny Program (EOP) to receive the statewi Norman R.
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Gaye exceeds the qualifitns of this award and tly embodi the rilient gr necsary to be a trailblazer, ” Grace Maxon-Clarke, amic planng unselor for Oswego’s EOP office wrote the nomatn. Gaye was chosen bee her story is a pilatn of overg barriers and obstacl, achievg excellence and unparalleled service to others. ”Preparg to bee a physician assistant, Gaye was somewhat surprised to receive the award bee she thks of all of her volunteer activi as somethg people should do, Gaye said.
“It don’t seem like a lot as I’m dog bee I feel like as a stunt or jt as a human beg, I’m beg rponsible for tryg to make a change the world and to tryg to make an impact the liv of other dividuals, ” Gaye said. ”Raised a fay of Mlim immigrants om Senegal Ai, Gaye “learned at a young age that beg seen as a mory NYC led to other discrimatg factors particularly wh health re, ” Maxon-Clarke noted.
”Gaye is now a diversy study-abroad mentor the llege’s Office of Internatnal Edutn and Programs, where she enurag other stunts, pecially tradnally unrreprented stunts, to explore optns that n help them learn beyond own study-abroad experience a School of Edutn program that took her to Ben Wt Ai, as well as Paris, showed that jtic impactg mori healthre systems “are a worldwi crisis, ” Maxon-Clarke wrote. Gaye hop to have the right rourc to make a change her muny and help be the change of this cycle. ”Gaye has volunteered Oswego Hospal as well as Mt.