Breann Brown
BioMed: Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology
Big research goals? You bet. But you will not find Breann Brown visualizing award ceremonies. She finds joy in daily benchwork, mastering lab techniques and instruments.
Contributions to the biochemistry of vitamin A : its nature, origin in plants, and function in the animal organism (James Walter Wilson, Ph.D.: Biology, 1921) next >>
FEATURED STORY
Applications Rise 27%: The Graduate School has more than 8,600 applications in hand, as of Feb. 1, compared with 6,800 at this time last year. As reported in the Providence Journal, interest is at an all-time high.
The jump includes a 32% increase in international applications, as of February. “Brown’s rising global profile is certainly a driver in this surge of interest,” says Dean Sheila Bonde.
The momentum continues, as several master’s programs are still accepting applications. Read more »
Theater Night for Graduate Students
Dean Sheila Bonde invites graduate students to see Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, a tale of love and laughter, at Trinity Rep on Feb. 18. (Registration is now closed.) A Talk Back follows the show.
K. Patricia Cross Future Leader
Congrats to Ph.D. student Elizabeth Hoover (Anthropology), one of nine students nationwide honored with a K. Patricia Cross Future Leaders Award from the The Association of American Colleges and Universities.
Feeling Sick? Report Flu-Like Illness Via Online System
If you have an influenza-like illness, with fever of 100-degrees Fahrenheit or higher and a cough and/or sore throat, please do not attend class or go to the lab. Instead, use Brown's FluWeb to report your illness, and receive support from the deans in Student Life and the Graduate School.
Sheila Bonde
Dean of the Graduate School
The Graduate School anticipates a strong and diverse class, based on our most robust application season ever.
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