Faculty by Program
Visit the faculty pages of each of programs to view faculty by program.
Cancer & Cell Biology
Chemical, Physical & Structural Biology
Development, Disease Models & Therapeutics
Genetics & Genomics
Immunology & Microbiology
Neuroscience
Quantitative & Computational Biosciences
M.D./Ph.D. Program
"Diversity is much more than the color of a person's skin or their socioeconomic background. It is more about the experiences they have had and the choice they have made. BCM recruits people with different backgrounds so you have people with diverse perspectives." - Rachel Curry, Ph.D. Student
Leadership
Carolyn Smith, Ph.D.
Dean of the Graduate School
Eric Swindell, Ph.D.
Associate Dean of the Graduate School
Staff
Lloyd Bronner, BBA
Administrative Assistant LI
Antonie H. Rice, Ph.D.
Director of SMART Program,
Director of Post-Baccalaureate Certificate of Completion in Biomedical Sciences and Health Equity
Titi Denloye, Ph.D.
Program Manager, SMART/PREP/IMSD
Chris Foster, MA
GSBS Curriculum: Ethics, TracDat, Student Learning, Outcomes, BRASS
Kimberly Henderson-Adigun, MS
Training Grants Manager: Support for training related applications, fellowship application support and proposal preparation, Training applications IT system manager
Vivian McKelvey-Bass, BA
Senior Coordinator, Postdoc
Kerri Mejia
Administrative Assistant, SMART/PREP/IMSD
Fred Pereira, Ph.D.
Associate Professor; Director, Graduate & Postbaccalaureate Development (PREP/IMSD)
Tonya Routt, MBA
Finance Administrator, SMART/PREP/IMSD
Melissa Houghton Rowell
Administrative Associate: Registration, Grades, Student Academic Records
Robert Stephens, MNM
Associate Director of Admissions: Recruitment & marketing strategy, admissions operations, orientation, GSBS website maintenance
Robert Torres-Torres, BFA
Senior Academic Coordinator
Jeanette Wiley, BBA
Executive Administrator to Dr. Carolyn Smith
Shelfa Williams, MA, CPA
Director of Administration
Evelin Young, Ph.D.
Program Management Associate, Postdoctoral Affairs
Nature Mentoring Award
Having a great mentor is an essential element of success for any scientist. When Kjersti Aagaard received a 2018 Nature Award for Mentoring in Science, she was praised for her thoughtful approach is evidenced in her ability to personalize support for her students.
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