Friday and Saturday, Oct. 20 and 21, 2023
Graduate students and postdocs work with Graduate Career Services in the Office of Graduate Education to plan Graduate and Postdoctoral Career Day to showcase the variety of career options and experiences available to doctoral and master’s graduates in the life sciences and public health.
Participants will learn about a wide range of career options and have the opportunity to network with a variety of professionals including Penn State alumni.
Graduate students and postdocs will be representative of anatomy, biomedical sciences, biostatistics, neuroscience, epidemiology, public health, the Medical Scientist Training Program (MD/PhD) and other dual degrees, as well as related basic science and clinical science departments.
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Registration will open in early fall 2023.
Graduate students and postdocs will receive email notification when registration opens.
Career Day co-chairs
- Jesse White, PhD candidate, Biomedical Sciences, jaw6620@psu.edu
- Carli King, PhD candidate, Biomedical Sciences, cfk5145@psu.edu
Administrative Contacts
- Jessica Kirkwood, MS, Director of Graduate Career Services, jlk296@psu.edu
- Jaci Wildner, Administrative Support Coordinator, juw542@psu.edu
- Carol LaRegina, MS, CPH, Associate Director, MPH Program, claregina@phs.psu.edu
- Anthony Rahawi, PhD candidate, Anatomy
- Jordan Tanner, MS, PhD candidate, Anatomy
- Stephanie Baringer, PhD candidate (successfully defended, FA23 grad), Biomedical Sciences
- Emily Tufano, PhD candidate, Biomedical Sciences
- Madison (Maddie) Martin, PhD candidate, Biomedical Sciences
- Julia Simpson, PhD candidate, Biomedical Sciences
- Cassandra Nyhuis, MHS, CCRC, PhD candidate, Epidemiology
- Yash Kulkarni, MS candidate, Neuroscience
- Corinne Augusto, PhD candidate, Neuroscience
- Candace Bordner, MS, DrPH candidate, Public Health
- Laraib Mazhar, DrPH candidate, Public Health
- Venus Grella, MPH candidate, Public Health
- Tiaosi (Cici) Xing, Postdoctoral Scholar, Department of Neural and Behavioral Sciences