The Department of Medicine had 11 graduates among the Office of Women in Science and Medicine Leadership Program for Women Faculty’s sixth cohort of talented faculty. The program’s goal is to provide leadership development for high potential women faculty, and it has already succeeded in fostering new research collaborations amongst the participants.
Congratulations!
- Alicia Arbaje, assistant professor, Division of Geriatric Medicine
- Margaret Brennan, assistant professor, Division of Cardiology
- Deidra Crews, assistant professor, Division of Nephrology
- Michelle Estrella, assistant professor, Division of Nephrology
- Nadia Hansel, associate professor, Division of Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine
- Maureen Horton, associate professor, Division of Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine
- Kieren Marr, professor, Division of Infectious Diseases
- Nisa Maruthur, assistant professor, Division of General Internal Medicine
- Rasika Mathias, associate professor, Division of Clinical Immunology
- Karen Robinson, associate professor, Division of General Internal Medicine
- Anastasia Rowland-Seymour, assistant professor, Division of General Internal Medicine
