Bridge Program in Biomedical Science

03/09/2018

Hippocrates Fellow, Gil Horner C'20, has just received one of Sewanee's 2018 Biehl Fellowships to study the convergence of ethnomedicine and biomedicine in Peru.

Congratulations to Sewanee's 2018 Biehl Fellows: Emily Rowcliffe, C'19, will study the assimilation of North Korean refugees into South Korean society. Gil Horner, C'20, will study the convergence of ethnomedicide and biomedicine in the Peruvian Amazon. The Biehl International Research Fellowship is for ​students interested in conducting an independent social science research project outside the United States. ​

02/15/2018

Great story about Sewanee Biology Faculty, Dr. Katie McGhee. Looking forward to seeing some former Bridge friends this summer for Research Bridge and next fall! Sewanee class of 2022! Also, Bridge 2018 applications are open, please share the news!

Behind an unmarked door on the ground floor of Woods Labs, Katie McGhee is studying tiny fish from Lake Cheston as she seeks to tease out clues to one of the great puzzles of human life. It’s a question that has vexed everyone from philosophers and criminologists to biologists and theologians: Wha...

11/07/2017

Stuart Harris and the austere practice of wilderness physicians

07/01/2017

Wonderful Poster Session. So impressed with the Bridge Class of 2017! Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm for science and math with us. It was an amazing 3 wks!

07/01/2017

Farewell Dinner. Tomorrow we say goodbye to a great group, we will miss you! Looking forward to seeing everyone's project tomorrow. We hope you all have a great senior year and hopefully will come back and visit Sewanee. Campus is beautiful in the fall! :)

07/01/2017

Suture Lab, a bit late in uploading, but what a great job everyone did! Some future surgeons in this group for sure! A big Thank you to Dr. Ortega and future Dr. Jacob Zalewski C'15 ⚕️

06/23/2017

A bit of group bonding... Sewanee's Ropes course. Sewanee has a long history of engaging with the land and our SOP (Sewanee Outdoor Program) really aims to enrich students lives with outdoor experiences. SOP hosted our Bridge students at the ropes course this past Wednesday. Thank you John and Seth!

06/23/2017

Having fun and doing Science!

06/21/2017

Elective 2 began this week with Developmental Biology and Anatomy & Physiology. We also continued with Neuroscience, Virology, and Human Anatomy.

06/19/2017

Aquarium Pictures

06/18/2017

Saturday is in the books! This morning we explored Chattanooga, TN, which is just 45 minutes from campus. The weather was beautiful and we had a lot of fun. We had a group who visited High Point Climbing gym and another that toured the Chattanooga Aquarium. Below are some climbing pictures. Aquarium pictures to follow :)

06/17/2017

Neuroanatomy with Dr. Tiernan.