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An interview with Elijah Boktor: Vanderbilt student activism to expand healthcare accessibility in Egypt
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An interview with Elijah Boktor: Vanderbilt student activism to expand healthcare accessibility in Egypt
Coming into Vanderbilt as a first year, I have been bombarded with a myriad of amazing opportunities, experiences and work happening every day on campus. Everywhere you go, you can expect to find a fellow Commodore grinding out a remarkable passion-driven pursuit bound to be meaningfully impactful. The Middle Eastern Virtual Clinic, founded by Vanderbilt junior Elijah Boktor in his sophomore year of high school, certainly fits these parameters. …
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