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the largest and most impactful gathering of future medical leaders. congress of future medical leaders: june 23, 24, and 25, 2019. congress of future medical leaders: june 23, 24, and 25, 2019. nominated delegates, watch this 3 minute video titled: “your teachers will be nobel laureates”. my son bryce attended the congress, he heard from world clas* speakers, he met nobel laureates and he discovered kids like him who had big visions and big goals in life. it inspired him to step outside of his comfort zone big time and go for things that he didn’t realize he was even capable of. he came home from the congress and switched from electrical engineering to pursue his true pas*ion - pure and applied mathematics (he is now a double major and top of his clas*) and most recently completed two advanced math clas*es at stanford summer school where he was top of his clas* again. jj virgin (mother of congress alumni bryce virgin) attending the congress in the summer of 2015 was a turning point for me. it was the first time a teacher of mine recommended me for a program that, little did i know at the time, would help mold my interests and steer the course of my high school career. going to the congress meant i had to overcome my shyness and talk to strangers, other students, and world renowned scientists. that would be the beginning of courage for me to step out of my comfort zone. the congress exposed me to people willing to be change agents themselves. craig venter, for example, was an unforgettable speaker to hear from who exposed me to opportunities in genomic research in my own neighborhood. lastly, the congress was a strong motivator for me to pursue medicine. since the congress, i have been able to work in a hospital in washington, dc, attend a program at the cdc, and start my own global health initiative in west africa. as i enroll in harvard this fall, i will be forever grateful for the world that the congress exposed me to and alerted me to what is possible.