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Student Stories

Student volunteers play an important role in every international medical mission - helping to change children's lives and their own.

Operation Smile sends two student leaders and a student sponsor on missions to help educate local children and families about burn care and prevention, oral rehydration therapy, nutrition and dental hygiene. When students help children in need, they learn firsthand how they can make an impact on the world and the personal rewards gained from giving back.

Ana Isabel Correa
Panamerican School in Panama City, Panama, Graduation year 2011; Santa Cruz, Bolivia: Oct. 6-14 , 2011
Annelise Pace
Volcano Vista High School in Alburquerque, NM, Graduation year 2012; Zhengzhou, China: April 22-27, 2011
Charlotte Blair
Cibola High School in Albuquerque, NM, Graduation year 2012; Mumbai, India: April 7-14, 2011
Wendy Nguyen
Cibola High School in Alburquerque, NM, Graduation Year - 2012; Davao, Philippines: Feb. 7-March 27, 2011
Kelly Brand
Villa Walsh Academy in Morristown, NJ, Graduation Year - 2011; Guwahati, India: Jan. 29-Feb. 16, 2011
Nora AbuShadi
El Alsson International School in Cairo, Egypt; Mission in Guwahati, India: Nov 30-Dec 18, 2010
Kate Quigley
Loreto Secondary School in Co-Tipperary, Ireland; Alexandria, Egypt: Nov. 30-Dec. 10, 2010
Kylie Ryan
Charlotte Catholic High School in Charlotte, NC, Graduation Year - 2013; Kratie, Cambodia: Nov. 13-19, 2010
Lindsay Cosentino
Charlotte Catholic High School in Charlotte, NC, Graduation Year - 2013; Santa Cruz, Bolivia: Oct. 7-15, 2010
Yanelle Cruz
DelCampo International School in Tegucigalpa, Honduras; Monteria & Sincelejo, Colombia: Sept. 16-25, 2010
Stephanie Katsias
Norfolk Academy in Norfolk, VA, Graduation Year - 2012; Makati, Philippines: October 2010
Elizabeth Young
Holy Angels in Demarest, NJ, Graduation Year - 2012; Makati, Philippines: October 2010

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