Q & A With Researcher Liz Fisher About Stroke Research & The American Heart Association Fellowship
Liz Fisher writes about why she's passionate about stroke research and her new American Heart Association fellowship. Read More →
program: Cell Biology, Genetics and Molecular Medicine
Diversity In STEM: What Is It And Why Is It important?
Diversity in science acknowledges the potential for greatness in individuals who are underrepresented. It builds relationships and improves our creativity. It improves our work environments and strengthens our interpersonal skills. Read More →
What is it about science that you see as joyous and fun?
Graduate students Justin Drerup, Phillip Webster, and Sabrina Martinez explain why they think science is joyous and fun. Read More →
Alumna Dr. Shivani Ruparel Explains How She Became an Assistant Professor
Dr. Shivani Ruparel, an alumna of the Cellular and Structural Biology program, recommends students also pursue subjects that they are not an expert in. Read More →
Alumna Dr. Shivani Ruparel Receives Grant to Curb Pain For Oral Cancer Patient
Dr. Shivani Ruparel, an alumna of the Cellular and Structural Biology graduate program, just received an 2015 American Cancer Society (ACS) Grant Award to support her work on oral cancers. Read More →
Q & A with Phillip Webster: Friends, Fun, & Grad School
Phillip Webster explains he first became interested in science and the friends he's made through the Initiative for Maximizing Student Development program. Read More →
Calais Prince Follows Her Passion as a Researcher
Calais Prince is passionate about research as well as increasing diversity in STEM. Read More →