Five reasons to love Rochester
With input from our learners across the college, we narrowed down the top five reasons to love the city of Rochester, Minnesota — home to one of our three campuses.
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Florida doctoral student receives Sage Bionetworks’ Young Investigator Award
June 25, 2019Sierra Walker has received the Sage Bionetworks’ 2019 Young Investigator Award. This award is given to early career individuals making an impact in their fields.
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Alumna slated to be next president of American Medical Women's Association
June 24, 2019Congratulations to alumna Nicole P. Sandhu, M.D., Ph.D., who was installed as president-elect of the American Medical Women's Association (AMWA).
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GME faculty recognized for teaching excellence
June 21, 2019A well-deserved round of applause for this year’s Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education (GME) Teacher of the Year award recipients. Presented by the Mayo Fellows’ Association, more than 64 faculty members were honored this year.
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Finding community in Mayo Families’ Connection
June 10, 2019The Mayo Families’ Connection (MFC) is an organization of spouses and significant others of Mayo Clinic residents, fellows, research fellows, and learners.
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SURF fellows kick off 10 weeks of research
May 28, 2019Today marks the day 157 college students begin a 10-week research program known as the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF). Fellows will spend the summer immersed in a research lab where they conduct a small research project or work on part of an ongoing research investigation.
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Stephen Ekker, Ph.D., named new dean of Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
May 23, 2019Stephen Ekker, Ph.D., professor of biochemistry and molecular biology, has been chosen as the dean of Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences.
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Brainwaves: Getting elementary kids psyched for science
May 1, 2019You may expect to see Ph.D. and M.D. students working in the lab, studying from behemoth-sized textbooks, or working with patients, and not in local elementary schools, but that’s where several Ph.D. and M.D. students have been spending their time as part of the neuroscience education outreach program, Brainwaves.
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Always moving forward
I was hired in the same department where I interned during the summer between my junior and senior year. The training I received at Mayo Clinic made it easy for me to find a place in my career.
Amy Lee Tran, R.R.T., C.R.T.
2018 Respiratory Care Program graduate who now works in diagnostics labs at Mayo Clinic
Thinking outside the 'track’
I’m grateful to have the support of our faculty and administrators to promote student wellness throughout four academically-rigorous years, as I know we will be much more effective physicians with additional tools and perspectives to lean on.
Jeremie Oliver
M.D. Program
Finding balance in art and medicine
I’ve had a number of mentors, and each of them has had their own style. From daily walking chats to monthly talks over froyo, or physically dismantling and rebuilding equipment — each mentor has elevated my educational and research experiences at Mayo.
Victoria Marks
Ph.D. Program