Making It Count!
Core Competencies
Descriptions of the skills acquired and cultivated through PhD training in the biomedical sciences and their role in a variety of professions.
Career Paths
Descriptions of the types of careers for which PhD training can be particularly attractive in terms of entry and success.
Career Blog
A current schedule of seminars, workshops, and events as well as other resources relevant to career exploration and development.
About Us
By the time you graduate, you will have spent a vast number of hours in the classroom and laboratory, and will have brought to fruition a research project of considerable substance. Although you may or may not have taken specific stock in the skills you acquired or cultivated along the way, they are many – and they are highly advantageous in a variety of professional settings.
Our greatest hope in BGS is that you make the training count, really count – that you strive to have the greatest possible impact on society, cognizant of the skills, interests, and values that make this achievable.
We gratefully acknowledge the support of NIGMS 5-T32-GM-008076 in the development of this website and its contents.
Contact Us
The landscape can change quickly. We welcome any and all comments, concerns, and inquiries.
Stephen DiNardo, Director of Training Support and Career Development in Biomedical Graduate Studies
Catherine May, Assistant Director of Student-Alumni Networking
Rebecca Lopez, Career Development Coordinator
Upcoming Events
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