All About Me
My name is Paige Hajos and I am an undergraduate student at the
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. I am majoring in
nuclear medicine and will graduate with minors in both biology
and chemistry. After graduation, I plan on returning to
enter a physician's assistant graduate program. I am
hoping that after completion of the PA program, I am fortunate
enough to work in a pediatric cardiology or oncology unit.
Outside of school, I love to be active.
There is no better relief from studying hard, than playing even
harder. Participating in intramural sports is one of my
favorite things to do here at UW-L. It's a great opportunity
for me to catch up with friends that I don't see during the week and
get away from long hours spent at the library. I also love to
cook, travel, and volunteer at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.
I chose to research Menthol and the Mentha piperita species specifically because it is an organism that is so commonly used in our day to day lives. I've always enjoyed learning about where things come from and what other practical uses they have to us. I have certainly gotten more than I thought I would out of this research and hope that it is as beneficial to you as it was enlightening to me!
If you have remaining questions or comments
about peppermint or the information I've presented on it, feel free
to email me at
hajos.paig@uwlax.edu. Be sure to check out
MultipleOrganisms.net to see some of my
classmates work in our mission to document every species worldwide!
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