Health Sciences

How to select a Career Mentor:

Browse and select a mentor you’d like to meet with based on profession or field of study, and indicate your choice on the Student Registration Form.

Ashley D.

Career Field: Health Sciences

Position: Medical Student (MS4)

Education: Saint Martin's University (Bachelor of Science, Cum Laude)

“Ashley has exceptional interpersonal skills, compassion and knowledge of how to navigate educational and professional STEM settings particularly the field of medicine and biomedical research”

Caroline B.

Career Field: Naturopathic Medicine

Position: Naturopathic Medicine Student Bastyr University

Education: Bachelor of Science, Business Administration, CUNY Baccalaureate Program-NewYork / Naturopathic Medicine

“Being a mentor allows me to contribute positively to someone else's life and be part of their personal and professional development, which is incredibly rewarding to me.”

Dr. Michelle T.

Career Field: Doctor of Medicine

Position: Pediatrician at Seattle Children’s &

a Professor at the UW medical school.

Education: AB in Human Biology at Stanford University

 MD at Baylor College of Medicine

“Terry’s mentoring philosophy centers on the belief that each person has a unique blend of talents, aspirations, and achievements. By nurturing growth and adaptability, individuals can successfully navigate their life paths.”

Justen H.

Career Field: Medicine

Position: Medical Student at Quinnipiac University

Education: Bachelor of Science in Biology Physiology

“One piece of advice that stuck with me was the importance of having a mentor who looked like you. I hope to be a resource for other black and brown students who are passionate about going into the healthcare field and provide them the support they need to succeed.”

Kamcee U.

Career Field: Medical

Position: Medical Assistant at Forward

Education: Bachelor in Biology

Languages: French

“Being a low-income and first-generation college student forced me to find different ways to ensure that I have the tools needed to do well in school. I want to be a mentor in order to share knowledge/experiences with others that will contribute to their growth and development while building meaningful connections.”

Rachel E.

Career Field: Psychology

Position: Quality Improvement Specialist

Education: Master’s in Marriage & Family Therapy

Bachelor’s in Psychology

“I want to support students who are taking the next step in their college journeys, and this decision isn't an easy transition for everyone. I understand not everyone's path is the same, and I'm ready to guide a student through it.”

Robyn M.

Career Field: Education

Position: Senior Admissions Counselor at Palo Alto University California

Education: Bachelor in Psychology

Languages: Spanish

“I want to support students who are taking the next step in their college journeys, and this decision isn't an easy transition for everyone. I understand not everyone's path is the same, and I'm ready to guide a student through it.”