You have known me in these past 2 years. You have worked with me in TBL groups, class assignments, and presentations. If you think that I am an honest, upright student who deserves a second chance to finish her degree, please sign this petition. Thank you!
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May 15, 2016
The days are long and the uncertainty is exhausting but I am still here working to get this in front of the right people. Reading the notes you leave here reminds me why this fight is worth the weight of the silence I keep facing.
May 15, 2016
Seeing the momentum behind this has been overwhelming on nights when I felt ready to walk away. Your messages remind me that this fight is worth the exhaustion.
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I have known this lady since our Collin college years and her name is synonymous with integrity, respect and sincerity. She has stood up to all tests and embrace all with open heart to the extent of sharing the little she has without complaining. She has and always been a source of inspiration to all who came into contact with her. Suhani, was the source of assistance to many who struggled through their academic career and it is sad that such a situation has befallen her. My sincere appeal to committee is to temper justice with mercy and give her the opportunity to realize her dream in life. "To err is human but to forgive is divine" - Suhani needs your mercy and leniency at this trying moment of her life. Kindly temper justice with mercy and give her the second chance.
During my first year of pharmacy school, I sat in the row behind Suhani; I can confidently attest looking up answers during quizzes or any form of cheating during class is very uncharacteristic of Suhani Shah. She is an incredibly hard working student who takes the time to prepare for class by reviewing the material ahead of time and actively participates during class. She is also highly involved in extracurricular activities and is a vital part of the UNT System College of Pharmacy. Although she committed this grave mistake due to her lapse of judgement, I do believe she deserves a second chance for self redemption. I understand there will be consequences to her actions but it should not hinder her goal of becoming a great pharmacist in the future.
Even though I am not a close friend of Suhani and I don't know her well, but I know she is a GREAT and HARDWORKING student and no one can denies it. She made tons of quizlets in the past two years, and helped many students including me. Everyone deserves a second chance, and I do believe Suhani will be a great pharmacist if she gets her chance.
Suhani has been an upstanding representative for our class and the school of Pharmacy for as long as I've known her. Her involvement and contribution towards her class and the school of pharmacy as a whole has been exemplary, as is evident by her involvement in CAP tutorship, Phi Delta Chi, the American Pharmacist Association, and her internship with CVS pharmacy. Moreover, everyone has made a mistake at time or another, and although Suhani may have a made a mistake, I strongly believe that she will bounce back from this experience and grow to be an even stronger contributor to our pharmacy school if she is given the chance.
If anyone deserves to be at this school, it is Suhani. She is such a hard worker and has always made the top scores in her core classes - and this has always been done honestly. She has always gone out of her way to help others and share her knowledge and wisdom. What happened is not reflective of her character and it was a lapse of judgement from being under extreme stress. She has taken full responsibility for her actions and I am more than confident that this will never be an issue for her again.
In the two years that I have gotten to know Suhani, I have seen how hardworking and dedicated she is to the pharmacy field. Everyone makes mistakes, some more severe than others and she recognizes the lapse in her judgement; however, I do not feel that she should be expelled. Let her learn from her mistake and it will allow her to become an even better pharmacist than before and she will contribute even more to the field. Please allow Suhani to continue at UNTHSC and prove that she is a capable person who simply made a mistake.
Everyone makes mistake, but not any one can admit it, learn from it, and make something better out of it. If given a second chance, I believe Suhani has what it takes to correct her wrong.
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You have known me in these past 2 years. You have worked with me in TBL groups, class assignments, and presentations. If you think that I am an honest, upright student who deserves a second chance to finish her degree, please sign this petition. Thank you!
Updates
May 15, 2016
The days are long and the uncertainty is exhausting but I am still here working to get this in front of the right people. Reading the notes you leave here reminds me why this fight is worth the weight of the silence I keep facing.
May 15, 2016
Seeing the momentum behind this has been overwhelming on nights when I felt ready to walk away. Your messages remind me that this fight is worth the exhaustion.
11 Comments
In the 4 years that I’ve known Suhani, she has maintained an upstanding character of being kind, helpful, and always friendly. I owe the success of my academic career to her kind personality and her insightful wisdom in every class we’ve been in, whether it was undergraduate back home or graduate school here. She’s one of the most reliable people I’ve ever known; she looks ahead, always does her work on time, and is always there to help anyone in need. If anyone deserves to be a pharmacist, it’s her, and I believe she deserves a second chance for all the good that she’s done (and Will Do) in the past, present, and future. Her entire career should not suffer for a mistake that she is willing to take responsibility and learn from.
I have known this lady since our Collin college years and her name is synonymous with integrity, respect and sincerity. She has stood up to all tests and embrace all with open heart to the extent of sharing the little she has without complaining. She has and always been a source of inspiration to all who came into contact with her. Suhani, was the source of assistance to many who struggled through their academic career and it is sad that such a situation has befallen her. My sincere appeal to committee is to temper justice with mercy and give her the opportunity to realize her dream in life. "To err is human but to forgive is divine" - Suhani needs your mercy and leniency at this trying moment of her life. Kindly temper justice with mercy and give her the second chance.
During my first year of pharmacy school, I sat in the row behind Suhani; I can confidently attest looking up answers during quizzes or any form of cheating during class is very uncharacteristic of Suhani Shah. She is an incredibly hard working student who takes the time to prepare for class by reviewing the material ahead of time and actively participates during class. She is also highly involved in extracurricular activities and is a vital part of the UNT System College of Pharmacy. Although she committed this grave mistake due to her lapse of judgement, I do believe she deserves a second chance for self redemption. I understand there will be consequences to her actions but it should not hinder her goal of becoming a great pharmacist in the future.
Even though I am not a close friend of Suhani and I don't know her well, but I know she is a GREAT and HARDWORKING student and no one can denies it. She made tons of quizlets in the past two years, and helped many students including me. Everyone deserves a second chance, and I do believe Suhani will be a great pharmacist if she gets her chance.
Suhani has been an upstanding representative for our class and the school of Pharmacy for as long as I've known her. Her involvement and contribution towards her class and the school of pharmacy as a whole has been exemplary, as is evident by her involvement in CAP tutorship, Phi Delta Chi, the American Pharmacist Association, and her internship with CVS pharmacy. Moreover, everyone has made a mistake at time or another, and although Suhani may have a made a mistake, I strongly believe that she will bounce back from this experience and grow to be an even stronger contributor to our pharmacy school if she is given the chance.
If anyone deserves to be at this school, it is Suhani. She is such a hard worker and has always made the top scores in her core classes - and this has always been done honestly. She has always gone out of her way to help others and share her knowledge and wisdom. What happened is not reflective of her character and it was a lapse of judgement from being under extreme stress. She has taken full responsibility for her actions and I am more than confident that this will never be an issue for her again.
In the two years that I have gotten to know Suhani, I have seen how hardworking and dedicated she is to the pharmacy field. Everyone makes mistakes, some more severe than others and she recognizes the lapse in her judgement; however, I do not feel that she should be expelled. Let her learn from her mistake and it will allow her to become an even better pharmacist than before and she will contribute even more to the field. Please allow Suhani to continue at UNTHSC and prove that she is a capable person who simply made a mistake.
Everyone makes mistake, but not any one can admit it, learn from it, and make something better out of it. If given a second chance, I believe Suhani has what it takes to correct her wrong.
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In the 4 years that I’ve known Suhani, she has maintained an upstanding character of being kind, helpful, and always friendly. I owe the success of my academic career to her kind personality and her insightful wisdom in every class we’ve been in, whether it was undergraduate back home or graduate school here. She’s one of the most reliable people I’ve ever known; she looks ahead, always does her work on time, and is always there to help anyone in need. If anyone deserves to be a pharmacist, it’s her, and I believe she deserves a second chance for all the good that she’s done (and Will Do) in the past, present, and future. Her entire career should not suffer for a mistake that she is willing to take responsibility and learn from.