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Amy Scott (BT ’07) was married to Chris Stevens in the Fall of 2009 and they reside in Pasedena, Maryland with their son Wade who was born November 4, 2010. Congratulations Amy and Chris!

On April 25 our school celebrated National DNA day! The day commemorates the completion of the Human Genome Project in April 2003 and the discovery of the structure of DNA in 1953. The students in Dr. Kimber’s BIO 230 Genetics class celebrated by creating and presenting posters of “How DNA has changed our world” (a few students are pictured above). Topics on the posters included the use of genetically modified crops to provide essential vitamins in the diets of people in third world countries, the use of PCR in the diagnosis of infectious diseases, and the growing use of genetics in dentistry, among others.

Megan Kane Karcher (BIO ’10) has received her master’s degree in health care administration from the University of Maryland University College. She is employed as a patient safety analyst at The Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. Congratulations Megan!

Jessica Forbes (BIO ’13) and Tahreem Iqbal (BIO ’13) received honor cords in a special ceremony recognizing graduates of the Stevenson University Honors Program. Students in the honors program complete interdisciplinary seminars as part of the core curriculum and participate in service projects throughout their time at SU. In addition, honors students complete at least six credits of learning beyond the classroom in service learning, study abroad, research and internship experiences.  Congratulations Jess and Tahreem!!

Alicia Bolden (BIO ’07) currently works at St.Mary’s Hospital in Leonardtown, MD, as a physical therapist; evaluating and treating patients with movement dysfunctions due to musculoskeletal injuries, physical disabilities and sports injuries. Alicia received a doctor of physical therapy from Howard University. Congratulations Alicia!

Caps 4 Cures

Megan Toms, a Medical Technology freshman, has been participating in a $20 challenge through the university Honors Program, that is designed to provide students with an opportunity to build their leadership skills by contributing to the surrounding communities. Megan has reached out to her community to knit hats for cancer patients at the St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. In the link below you can read the article that Megan has been featured in. So far her total has reached 462 and counting!

This is the link to the article: http://www.fredericknewspost.com/community/people/article_dbf9d36e-fabf-5555-b6d3-740d1acba526.html?photo=0

Did you know?

Today is National DNA Day!

Today marks the 10th anniversary of the completion of the Human Genome Project and the 60th anniversary of the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA by Watson and Crick. Faculty and students at SU are celebrating in lots of ways. Students in Dr. Kimber’s genetics class created and presented posters on the various ways that DNA has impacted our lives, and faculty and staff are wearing jeans to work today to celebrate! Watch this blog for more posts about the students’ investigations into topics such as prenatal diagnosis, genetically modified organisms and genetics in dentistry. Everyone at SU wishes you a Happy DNA Day!!

Congratulations to Kevin Motz (BIO ’09)! He will graduate with his MD from Georgetown University in May 2013 and will then begin his residency in otolaryngology at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Kevin learned where he’d be doing his residency on Match Day, along with thousands of medical students across the country. Congratulations!

Great Fun, Awesome Science and New Memories…what more could you ask for! Future Scholars day offered all of this and more. It was a day for accepted students to come and experience Stevenson, from sampling a few of the courses that we offer to meeting and socializing with faculty and current students. Future students were also able to learn about a few of the organizations that are offered at the university and learn about the opportunities Stevenson can offer them outside the classroom. The Class of 2017 looks to have a very bright future at Stevenson University!

 

Diana Miller Newman(BIO ’07) and her husband announced the birth of their daughter Kaitlyn on September 4, 2012. Their first born, Khyleigh, was born October 19, 2011.

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