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Advancing a Career in Clinical Research
Oct 9, 2026
Stephanie Lira has seen clinical research from multiple perspectives. After earning her B.S. in cellular and molecular biology from UC...
3 min
Post-Baccalaureate Health Professions Program Class of 2025–2026!
Sep 8, 2026
Check out our third-annual spotlight, introducing you to more of our Post-Baccalaureate Health Professions Program’s alumni who have...
7 min
Career Advancement Through Curiosity
Aug 28, 2026
Dr. Cherron Payne has never believed in staying within the boundaries of a single discipline. Throughout a distinguished career spanning...
3 min
How Hematology Builds Better Health Care Professionals
Aug 14, 2026
Clinical laboratory professionals play a vital role in health care, generating the diagnostic information that guides everything from...
4 min
Building a Future in Neuroscience Through Advanced Biosciences
Aug 13, 2026
For Mason Phan, understanding the brain is more than an academic interest. It’s a lifelong pursuit. After earning his B.A. in...
2 min
Beyond the Formula
Aug 12, 2026
Mathematics has been at the center of Harsimran (Sam) Somal's career for years, but his path to teaching wasn't a straight line. After...
3 min
Why Biostatistics Matters More Than Ever in the Age of AI
Aug 12, 2026
Goran Trajkovski, Ph.D., has spent his career helping people make sense of complex data. With advanced degrees spanning mathematics,...
4 min
Bridging Bioscience, Law and Patient Care
Jul 27, 2026
Patrick Ryan spent more than two decades working at the intersection of technology, policy and law. With legal-forward leadership roles...
3 min
Building Confidence, Purpose And A Path Forward
Jun 26, 2026
For Rhaychel Towns, the path to a career in health care was not a straight line, but it was always rooted in purpose.
4 min