Women in Science Lecture Series Continues
The Women in Science and Mathematics (WISM) Speaker Series presents scientists who support the role of women in science and math at Buffalo State. The first speaker of the 2009–2010 series is Debbie Yen Dao, a graduate student in the Medical Scientist Training Program at the University of Rochester.
Dao will be on campus on Thursday, October 22, at 12:15 p.m. in Classroom Building C122 to present “Paradigm Shifts: My Journey to and through M.D./Ph.D. Training.” Dao, a member of the American Physician Scientists Association, has completed the first two years of medical education and is in the fourth year of ongoing research. Upon completion of her dissertation, she will transition to the third- and fourth-year medical clinical phases of training.
This year’s speakers promise a series of compelling presentations.
Dao will be on campus on Thursday, October 22, at 12:15 p.m. in Classroom Building C122 to present “Paradigm Shifts: My Journey to and through M.D./Ph.D. Training.” Dao, a member of the American Physician Scientists Association, has completed the first two years of medical education and is in the fourth year of ongoing research. Upon completion of her dissertation, she will transition to the third- and fourth-year medical clinical phases of training.
This year’s speakers promise a series of compelling presentations.
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