MSTP

  Atlee Witt Changes in functional connectivity in relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis spinal cord measured via region-based and data-driven analyses. Witt AA, Combes AJE, Sengupta A, Zhang X, Stubblefield S, McKnight CD, McGonigle T, McGrath M, Stewart I, Sweeney G, Prock LE, Houston D, Vandekar S, O’Grady KP, Rogers B,… Read More

By Kaitlin McKernan (G4)   MSTP students, faculty and staff gather at Leadership Workshop II. The MSTP held its 10th Biennial Leadership Workshop II on Saturday, August 16th, 2025. Leadership Workshop II (LWII) is attended by upper-year MSTP students (G4/G5+ and M4s), and it is a structured curriculum aimed at… Read More

Eskind Biomedical Library is a building that wears many hats. Beyond just a library, it’s a classroom, a gathering space, a historical archive, and a place where administrative magic happens. But EBL became something else entirely when engaged M4s Simone and Thomas Ueland asked Senior Associate Dean for Medical… Read More

Lizzie Flook at her Orientation Welcome Picnic in 2015. Photo by Joe Howell After seven years in the Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Dr. Lizzie (Hale) Flook prepares to graduate with her MD this Friday. The University of Miami alumna, who played collegiate volleyball,… Read More

by Emma Mattson From Big-Little Reveal to College Cup, the four med school colleges get a lot of well-deserved publicity. But less attention gets paid to an equally crucial support system for our MD PhD students: the MSTP colleges. Maybe you’re an M2 student wondering if the transition to research… Read More