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Bunnell makes most of chance By GINA KINSLOWGlasgow Daily Times “I’ve learned that is very important to let your voice be heard. You’ve got to stand up and you’ve got to take chances,” he said. “I remember as a freshman getting up on stage in front of thousands of people who were there. It was really an experience for me. I had never done anything like that before. I looked out over the lights and over the people and I just said what I had to say and I was lucky enough to get elected (president).”
Bunnell is also interning in the emergency room at Caverna Memorial Hospital. “I’ve found that my TSA experiences have helped me at the hospital. In delegates’ meetings things get a little crazy as you preside over everything, and in the ER things get a little crazy,” he said. “So, you have to really keep a level head. It’s all about demeanor. You have to keep your head up high and you have to act like you know what you’re doing even if you are frightened or scared. You’ve got to stay strong even in the toughest situations.” As a student intern, Bunnell follows the physicians throughout the day at the hospital. “I get to watch them perform procedures. I’m able to look at orders and everything such as that and usually the doctor discusses things with me — treatments, diagnoses and prognoses of very sick patients,” he said. “It’s been quite an experience.” Bunnell plans to attend Western Kentucky University and major in biology. After completing his undergraduate work, he plans to enroll in the University of Louisville School of Medicine and hopes to come back to Barren County one day and practice emergency medicine. Kentucky Monthly intends to keep a close eye on those chosen Most Likely to Succeed to see where they are in five, 10, 20 years from now. Bunnell is excited about that. “I think it will be interesting over the next few years to follow this inaugural class in the magazine and see our accomplishments,” he said. “We are going to achieve some great things, I think.” 
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