October 3, 2019

Paige Noble, M1 and Heather Greene, M2, were presented The Richard G. Lynch, MD Award at the Medical Student Research Conference Awards Banquet on September 20, 2019.

The Department of Pathology sponsors two awards in honor of Richard G. Lynch, MD, for the best poster or oral presentation by a medical student. The award was open to student research in any department in any project area. The presentations were judged by an independent panel of faculty judges and the awards were given to the two top scoring students.

Paige Noble, M1
Poster Presentation: "Trends in National Institutes of Health Funding to US Allopathic Medical Schools”
Mentor: Brooks Jackson, MD, MBA - Pathology

Heather Greene, M2
Oral Presentation: “Evaluation of Osmolal Gap to Estimate Concentrations of Toxic Alcohols and Glycols in Patients at an Academic Medical Center”
Mentor: Matthew Krasowski, MD, PhD - Pathology