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By: Kyle T. Enriquez, M.Sc. (G4) Within the MSTP, thesis defense presentations are an under-explored but valuable way to gain collaborators, learn key details about potential mentors, and benefit from the specific interests of other students. While all MSTP thesis defense advertisements ask that trainees “Please make every effort to… Read More

By Ericka Randazzo (G3) Finding Joy at the Intersection of Science, Medicine, and Mentorship Dr. Fred Lamb’s path to becoming a physician–scientist was anything but linear. Rather, it was shaped less by formal pipelines and more by curiosity, serendipity, and an enduring love of discovery – qualities that continue to… Read More

The Population and Public Health Colloquium is an annual event hosted by the Vanderbilt Institute for Population and Public Health and the Vanderbilt MPH Program. The 2025 event will take place on Friday, November 14 at 3 p.m. at Carmichael Conference Center on Vanderbilt’s campus. Students will present their population… Read More

by Gabby Longway (G1) Last month, 14 Vanderbilt MSTP students traveled to the 15th annual Southeastern Medical Scientist Symposium (SEMSS) hosted by the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) MSTP on September 27th-28th. SEMSS is a multi-institutional regional meeting of the American Physician Scientists Association (APSA) with the goal… Read More

Congratulations to Drew Kittleson (G4) for receiving a Travel Award from the VU Graduate Leadership Institute for his oral presentation at the annual meeting of USPATH in Santa Ana Pueblo, NM!   The Englot, MASI, and NOBL MSTP lab members presented their work at the Vanderbilt University Institute… Read More

William R. Maples. Image Courtesy Smithsonian Magazine and Florida Gulf Coats University Library Archives and Special Collections By: Leigh Ann Gardner August 7: Forensic anthropologist William R. Maples, known for leading the team that identified the remains of the Romanov family and helped solve the murder of civil rights leader… Read More