The Microbe-Host Interaction and the Molecular Pathology & Immunology Graduate Student Association (GSA) programs' primary goals are to:
- Improve communication between the student body and the Graduate Education Committee (GEC)
- Help prepare students for their Qualifying Exams (QE)
- Foster community among students
Microbe-Host Interaction and Molecular Pathology & Immunology GSA officials are elected annually, allowing all students the opportunity to hold an officer position during their time in the graduate program.
After student body meetings, GSA officers meet with the GEC each semester to provide feedback on course work, seminars and other important graduate program concerns.
We provide students with the opportunity to hold a mock QE. During the mock QE, senior graduate students and post docs act as committee members, asking project specific questions in order to best prepare students for their official QE.
We also host social events including happy hours for current and rotation students.
Have you recently received an award or published a paper? Please share your latest accomplishments with us by filling out a short survey.
Do you have any new ideas, questions, or concerns? Fill out this short form or email us at vanderbiltpmigsa@gmail.com.
GSA Leadership
GSA Officers
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Ryan Thomas Fansler
Journal Club Coordinator and Newsletter WriterMicrobe-Host Interactions Graduate Program -
Chiamaka Okoye
Journal Club Coordinator and PMI GSC RepresentativeMicrobe-Host Interactions Graduate Program -
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Heather Hartmann
Social Chair and Newsletter WriterMolecular Pathology & Immunology Graduate Program -
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Azuah Lucrecia Gonzalez, B.S.
Recruitment Chair and Newsletter WriterMolecular Pathology & Immunology Graduate Program -
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