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Our labs at Chaminade offer challenging research opportunities. Pictured are Melodie Boyd, Natalie Wax, and Kathleen Aranda, Forensic Science majors and Student Research Assistants, who work with Professor Michael Dohm in the Chaminade INBRE lab.
Our students can expect plenty of opportunities to work in labs across the country, during the summer. These funded research opportunities provide personal and intellectual growth (and look great on a resume.)
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Patricia Lee-Robinson is a faculty advisor and the Prehealth / Bioscience Program Director. She orchestrates the networking, advising, and paperwork involved in getting motivated, qualified students into internship positions across the country every summer.
Ms. Lee-Robinson recognizes how the experiences are often transformational. “I get really excited to see our students grow, she says. “They grow intellectually and they also develop a heightened level of confidence and enthusiasm that they can perform meaningful research on the level of other students from across the country. They not only represent themselves well, but they represent the University at a very high level as well.”
Allicia Enerva
One student benefitting from the intensive summer programs is Allica Enerva, '08. Her project at from a summer internship at Yale focused on
mitral/tufted cell projection patterns in the
olfactory system. The culmination of her
experience was the Leadership Alliance
National Symposium, where Enerva presented her project to a national audience of
peers, faculty and representatives from the
public and private sector.
“Being able to interact with graduate students and members of Yale’s medical school
and graduate school acceptance boards, I
learned what it’s like to apply, how competitive it is, what the classes are like, what
research you do in those programs and what
career opportunities you have afterwards.”
Allicia is now enrolled in Pharmacy school.
