We need representatives! If you are interested in representing your program as an MS or PhD student, please contact us at MCGSO, email: gumcgso@georgetown.edu
Arguably, the most important members of the MCGSO are the Biomedical Graduate program representatives. Each biomedical graduate program has one or two representatives; a PhD student for PhD programs, and a Masters student for Masters programs. The program representatives are responsible for attending all MCGSO meetings and participating as committee members for either or both the Community Programming and Grant committees. If the designated Program Representative is unable to attend a meeting, we ask that they send a proxy representative to vote in the favor of that program in the event of any votes at the meeting in question. If you are interested in representing your program, please let us know!
Ph.D. Program Representatives
- Biochemistry & Molecular Biology: Katelyn Dial
- Biostatistics
- Microbiology & Immunology: Kylie Rapso
- Interdisciplinary Program in Neuroscience: Sofia Montoya
- Pharmacology & Physiology: Michelle Park, Amy Ciceu
- Tumor Biology: Thomas Rohwetter, Nikola Knoll
Master’s Program Representatives
- Biochemistry & Molecular Biology: Chukuamaka (Amaka) Chukwura
- Biohazardous Threat Agents & Emerging Infectious Diseases: Juan Padilla, Jada Dickerson
- Bioinformatics: Abby Leary, Brieanna Toedt
- Biomedical Science Policy & Advocacy: Calista Jarman
- Biostatistics
- Biotechnology: Adam Daghbouche, Tiyam Assadpour
- Epidemiology: Maya Yelle, Valeria Gomez
- Health Informatics & Data Science: Maria Vitoria Soares Klein, Asmaou Thiam
- Integrative Medicine & Health Sciences
- Integrative Neuroscience: Kyra Chen, Nicholas Singh
- Microbiology & Immunology
- Pharmacology: Otiti Mayo
- Physiology & Biophysics: Sandra Pena, Leah Pulanit
- Physiology & Biophysics, Special Master’s Program: Aryn Mason, Arthur-James Okwuosa
- Systems Medicine
- Tumor Biology: Julia Gudis