Newsletter
The BMB Program sent out a debut issue of our newsletter to alumni in the fall of 2019. We plan to continue sharing program updates and news from our alumni in an future newsletters. Please keep in touch by email (lczar@gettysburg.edu or sfrey@gettysburg.edu) to keep us up to date as you move through your careers and lives.
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Where Have Gettysburg BMB Graduates Gone?
BMB graduates go on to diverse and exciting careers in such fields as research, medicine, genetic counseling, public health, epidemiology, pharmacy, and others. Here is a partial list showing the career choices of recent BMB graduates from 2022-2024:
- University of Maryland School of Medicine, MD program
- University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Research Specialist
- University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, Ph.D. program
- Transitions Health Care, Certified Nurses Aid
- Temple University, Ph.D. program in Chemistry
- Charles River Laboratories, Sample Processing & Materials Technician
- NYU Grossman School of Medicine, MD program
- UVA School of Medicine, MD program
- Eurofins, Scientist
- Bedoukian Research, Scale-up Chemist
- University of Florida College of Medicine, MD program in Biomedical Science
- Dana-Farber Cancer Institute of Harvard, Research Technician
- UMass Boston, Ph.D. program in limb regeneration
- Georgetown University, Research Technician
- PsychoGenics, Research Associate
- Werewolf Therapeutics, Research Scientist
- University of North Carolina, Ph.D. program in Chemistry
- University of Virginia, Ph.D. program in Biomedical Engineering
- Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Clinical Research Coordinator
- Cornell University, Graduate program in Biomedical Engineering
- Boston Scientific, Field Clinical Representative