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Student Achievements

 

 

2011

 

Michael Morgan 1st Author

 


Presenting a framed 1st author paper to Dr. Michael Morgan is (left to right), Dr. Alex Drohat, his mentor, and Dr. Richard Eckert, Chair of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology,

Congratulations to Dr. Morgan, who defended his Thesis in February, 2011,  and Dr. Drohat.  

 

Michale Morgan, PhD., will be starting a post-doc fellow at Johns Hopkins University in March. 

  

megan fitzgerald 

Presenting a framed 1st author paper to Dr. Megan Fitzgerald is (left to right) Dr. Alex Drohat, her mentor, and Dr. Richard Eckert, Chair of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

Congratulatiosn to Dr. Fitzgerald who defended her Thesis in February, 2011

 

Megan Fitzgerald, PhD.,  will be starting a post-doc fellow at Yale University in March

 


2010

 

Mariah Goodall Award

 
Mariah Goodall, a Molecular Medicine student in the laboratory of Dr. Terry Rogers, completed her thesis in the Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology on November 30, 2010. A framed 1st author paper was presented to Mariah at her defense by Dr. Richard Eckert, Chair, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Congratulations to Dr. Goodall and Dr. Rogers!
 
   
Jade Bernstein Award 

Chairman, Dr. Richard Eckert presented Jade Bernstein with a framed version of her first 1st author publication on July 12, 2010, the day of her Thesis Defense. Also present was Dr. Eric Toth, Jade’s mentor.

 

2009

 
Noelle Vargas award  Chairman Dr. Richard Eckert presented Noelle Vargas with a framed version of her 1st author publication on November 9, 2009. Also present were (from left to right) Justine Johnson, administrator, Meyherhof program at UMBC; Dr. Summers, co-director of the Biochemistry Graduation Program; Dr. Eckert, Noelle, and Dr. Gerald Wilson, Noelle’s mentor.
   
Ben Prosser award  Benjamin Prosser received a first author publication plaque from Chairman Richard Eckert on November 20th, 2009. Prosser Graduated with his PhD from the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. His mentor was Dr. Martin Schneider.