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About Me
Destiny Keller is a current Undergraduate Student at the University of Nevada Reno. She is a Biology Major and will receive a Batchelor's of Science degree in December of 2011. She loves interacting with young adults as she works as a Resident Assistant in the Residence Halls on her campus. Her other passion is health and fitness, as she work towards her goal of becoming a Physician's Assistant.
My Awards & Certifications
Member of National Residence Hall Honorary
My Experience
She has a personal blog that has kept for over a year, which is updated weekly. It is full of fun health related articles. Feel free to check it out at any time.
She has also written several articles for associatedcontent.com
My Latest Articles
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Connecting Chemical Bonds from Chemistry to Biology
Ever wonder how some bugs seem to be able to walk on water? What holds DNA together? To understand these concepts, you'll have to look below the surface of biology and look at chemical bonds.Published on July 13, 2011 to Homework Tips & Study Guides
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Coming Home from College and Rules
Coming home from college? Curfew may be an issue. Here are a few tips to help you and your parents have an easy transition to your adulthood when you come home.Published on June 29, 2011 to College
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First College Built in the US
A common history question asks: "What year was the first college built in the US?" Read on to find out which well-known institution holds the honor.Published on June 29, 2011 to College
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