A Day in the Life of a Physician Assistant Student, featuring Will Reeves ’16

Hailing in from Claremont, CA, Will Reeves attended Occidental College where he majored in Kinesiology, conducted hematology research, and played on Oxy’s football team. In his free time, he enjoys volunteering with @peace4kids and @healingheartsacrossborders. After graduating from Oxy, he and his research team discovered a novel anticoagulant they named after the school called “Occipodin” which was later presented at the American Society of Hematology. After research, Will took a bit of a detour from medicine and became an entrepreneur.

Community Health Gap Year Fellowship-Project Horseshoe Farm Info-session

Are you a pre-health or public health student looking for a meaningful gap year experience?  As a Horseshoe Farm Fellow, you will make positive impacts in the community by working with patients and physicians in a "health partners" program, working with children through in-school and after school programs, and working with seniors and other vulnerable adults in community center programs and housing programs.

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Biology Seminar: Roshni Katrak-Adefowora '19 - Urban Wildlife Monitoring

Roshni Katrak-Adefowora '19 received her BA in Biology with a concentration in Environmental Science. Since graduating from Occidental, she has worked as a Field Administrator with the Pasadena-based land trust, the Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy (AFC). This fall she will begin pursuing her Master’s degree in Environmental Science and Management at UC Santa Barbara. Roshni will talk about her research involving the use of wildlife cameras and community science to study connectivity among urban wildlife populations of eight Southern California species.

Biology Seminar: Itumeleng Moroenyane - Plant Microbiome Assembly and Structure: experiences from the field and lab mesocosms

I have a firm background and deep understanding of Mediterranean ecosystems and ecological theory. My current work focuses on understanding which assembly processes are delimiting the plant microbiome, as well as the evolutionary history of niche shifts and stability.