SFSU BS Cell and Molecular Biology Alumnus (2017) and SEPAL-affiliated student, Brett Morris, started a new position as Laboratory Operations Manager at Weatherwax Bio in Summer 2022…
SFSU BS Cell and Molecular Biology Alumnus (2014), SEPAL-affiliated student, and former NIH Spectrum student leader, Tanisha Takhar, has a new position as a Business Development Manager in Cell & Gene Therapy at Thermofisher…
SFSU BS Ecology Alumnus (2020), David Barratt, has a landed a new position in biotech as an Operations Analyst at In Vivo Sciences in South San Francisco…
Recent SFSU BS Biology Alumnus, SEPAL-affiliated student, and Biol 654: PALS–Peer Assistants for Learning Science alum, Marion Wood, was accepted into the Master of Public Health (MPH) Program at New York University (NYU). Additionally, Marion was offered a position as the Clinical Research Coordinator at NYU Langone Health…
SFSU BS Cell and Molecular Biology Alumnus (2019), Kayla Lam-Little, has been offered and accepted a position as a Pediatric Genetic Counselor at Children’s Hospital, Los Angeles in Summer 2022. This career accomplishment follows her completion of an MS in Genetic Counseling at the Keck Graduate Institute in Southern California…
SFSU BS Zoology student and CSU alumnus, Marlena Lopez, completed her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Melbourne, founded the social media site @veterinary_adventures with over 70,000 followers, and has since received several professional awards. Dr. Lopez is a practicing veterinarian in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia…
SFSU MS Biology Alumnus (2005) and SEPAL-graduate student researcher, Dr. Jamie Chan, completed her doctorate (EdD!), entitled “Exploring the Development of BIPOC Preservice Teacher’s Pedagogical Practices and Identity During a Linguistic and Equity Focused Science Teaching Practicum Course” at SFSU in 2022. Additionally, Dr. Chan has just been hired as Director of Programs and Partnerships with The Gardens of Golden Gate Park. This position oversees all educational programs coming out of our gardens (SF Botanical, Conservatory of Flowers, and Japanese Tea Gardens), as well as all events and adult education…Wow!!
Jenee Wilson, SFSU BS Biology Alumnus, SFSU Softball Player (2015-19), and SEPAL-affiliated student – who was both a Bio 644: Learners Engaged in Advocating for Diversity in Science (LEADS) student and a published SEPAL researcher – was accepted and just began in the California University of Science and Medicine post-baccalaureate program. This is one-year program awards students a Master of Biomedical Science and an automatic interview for their medical school upon completion….
SEPAL Postdoc Alumni Dax Ovid and Mallory Rice are featured in the latest Teaching for Student Success podcast (Ep. 18: Instructor Talk Continues: Students Hear What You Say…. And They Remember!)!
Tune in here to listen to Dax and Mallory share their insights about how students perceive Instructor Talk, the non-content language used by instructors.
Go Dax and Mallory!
If you would like to learn more about Instructor Talk, check out this podcast previously posted on Teaching for Student Success featuring Kimberly Tanner.
Elleanor Pangilinan, Kimberly Tanner, Andrea Burton, Dax Ovid, Lucy Luong, Francisco Sanchez-Vasquez, and Leticia Rivero were together in-person at the SABER Annual Meeting 2022 this past weekend at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. Many of the SEPAL people present met face-to-face for the very first time!
Additionally, Dax presented an engaging research talk to share data on the impact of Scientist Spotlights on high school students and encourage other SABERites to implement Scientist Spotlights in their classes. Great job, Dax! And great job to all the SEPAL people who contributed and supported the presentation in a variety of ways!