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Three St. Lawrence
CSTEP Students Heading to Medical School this Fall
May 31, 2017, St. Lawrence University,
Canton, NY
EJ Curtis, Danielle Clifford, Thomas Bedard - Medical School
2017
The St. Lawrence University Collegiate Science & Technology
Entry Program (CSTEP) is pleased to announce that three graduating
seniors have been accepted into medical school for the fall.
Having earned numerous awards and achievements throughout
their undergraduate years, these students demonstrate the
qualities necessary to meet the challenges and rigors of medical
school.
Ellis J. (EJ) Curtis, III, a resident of Canton, NY will
be entering the University of California at San Diego, Medical
Scientist Training Program (MD/PhD) program. EJ is also a
McNair Scholar and through his work with his mentor, Dr. Samantha
Glazier, he found research to be a way he can contribute to
the field of cancer treatment. His professional plan is to
obtain the education necessary for him to pursue a career
which will allow him to integrate research with the practice
of medicine. (Click
here to view video snapshot.)
Danielle Clifford is from Esperance, NY. She plans to attend
Upstate Medical University College of Medicine with a focus
on rural medicine. Danielle has been selected for the prestigious
Alumni Scholar Award which recognizes her outstanding credentials
and desire to become a physician. Receiving the largest award
given by the Upstate Medical Alumni Foundation, Danielle will
be able to focus on her studies and move closer toward her
current goal of a career specializing in Psychiatry.
Thomas Bedard, from Mooers, NY also will be attending the
Upstate Medical University College of Medicine - Rural Medical
Program. His interest in medicine was inspired through his
participation in the New York State, New Visions: Medical
Careers exploratory course for high school students at the
Champlain Valley Educational Services in Plattsburgh, NY.
While at St. Lawrence, Thomas' interest in the field of medicine
continued to grow under the guidance of his McNair Faculty
Mentor, Dr. Joseph Erlichman. Thomas also volunteered with
Hospice and Palliative Care of St. Lawrence Valley and the
University Emergency Medical Services.
Source: St.
Lawrence University News
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