Amani Mallory (B.I.S. ’16, M.I.S. ’19) is working on the technical side of health care at an Atlanta-based software company, assisting customers involved in clinical research with software implementation and driving user engagement.
Junsik Sung has wanted to become a scientist since he was 5 years old. His lifelong dream is coming true this fall as he graduates with a Ph.D. in Translational Biomedical Sciences from the Institute for Biomedical Sciences.
With a decade of experience in emergency medical services, Miranda Baras (M.I.S. ’22) is pursuing a new career focused on biotechnology and medical devices and has even launched her own startup medical device company.
Graduating a semester early from the Biomedical Science and Enterprise program and Honors College, Shivani Patel already has a full-time position with a multinational company.
After completing a Ph.D. in Translational Biomedical Sciences, Stephen Maurakis is on his way to achieving his goal of becoming a senior scientist focused on fighting serious pathogens.
With a Ph.D. in Translational Biomedical Sciences under her belt, Latika Luthra is ready to start her career focused on intellectual property and research commercialization with plans to one day become a patent attorney.
The Georgia State University Alumni Association has named three new members to its Board of Directors and 18 new members to the Young Alumni Council board.
Passionate about health, Kacey King (B.I.S. ’22) is an aspiring physician who hopes to inspire others to stay in shape.
After witnessing the wave of misinformation during the pandemic, Jade Christman (B.I.S. ’22) wants to make science more accessible.
With experience as a bilingual medical scribe, Gem Johnson plans to travel to South America after graduation to treat residents of rural Peru.
