Where They Are Now And Where We Will Follow

In this episode, we explore the fascinating journey of Dr. Jordan Claytor, who traded the trenches of archaeological digs for the vibrant energy of the classroom. Dr. Claytor shares stories from their time in graduate school studying archaeology, unearthing the past, and how those experiences shaped their passion for teaching. Tune in to hear how they bring history to life for students and inspire the next generation to uncover the stories of the ancient world.

Listen here to learn all about Dr. Tory Chase, a current assistant professor at Skidmore College! In this episode, we dive deep into the ocean to learn about Dr. Chase's love of scuba diving and coral reefs. He also participates in research with undergraduate mentoring on marine sediments from land-use practices, coral reef ecology and physiology; grant/manuscript preparation, conference presentations, and science communication. Thanks for listening!

Discover the dynamic journey of Christopher Adamik garduate of Elon 20", co-founder of O-Stem at Elon and research associate at Moderna. From his role in vaccination research to his past as a Biochemistry Major at Elon, Christopher's story is a testament to trial, error, and dedication. Join us as we explore the intersection of science and queer identities, While touching on the importance of a work life balance and mental health.

In this episode, we sit down with Raheeem Murphy, a distinguished 2023 alum of Elon University, currently thriving in the professional world at Lab Corp. Raheeem shares insights into his life at Lab Corp and how his experiences at Elon prepared him for the challenges and successes he faces today.Join us as Raheeem discusses the pivotal decision to take a gap year for medical school. He delves into the reasons behind this choice and the valuable lessons learned during this period. Discover the proactive steps Raheeem takes to make the most of his gap year, providing a roadmap for those considering a similar path.In this engaging conversation, Raheeem reflects on Elon's impact on his personal and professional development, offering listeners a unique perspective on how university experiences can shape one's career trajectory.

In this podcast, host Rebecca Marker shares her insights and experiences as a Molecular Medicine PhD student at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Rebecca provides valuable advice for those interested in applying to graduate school and emphasizes the importance of research in the field of cancer-based biology. Rebecca reflects on her time at Elon University, where she graduated in 2022 with a degree in biology. She shares the classes that held the most value and how they helped prepare her for graduate school. Additionally, Rebecca discusses the significance of self-care and shares tips for maintaining balance and wellness during the often-stressful process of pursuing higher education. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the field of cancer-based biology, the process of applying to graduate school, and the importance of research and self-care. Whether you're a current student or a professional interested in pursuing a PhD, this podcast is sure to provide valuable information and practical advice for success in academia and beyond. Join Rebecca as she shares her journey and expertise in this fascinating field.

In this podcast, guest Carolyn Bumgardner Wang (Class of ‘98) shares her experiences working in the pharmaceutical industry and her current role as Global Corporate Communications at Ultragenyx. She also discusses the importance of maintaining a public relations position in the industry and the significance of scientific literacy. Carolyn reflects on her time at Elon University, where she studied biology and the impact that studying abroad had on her personal and professional growth. Additionally, Carolyn serves on the board of the John Ritter Cardiac Foundation and provides insights into the nonprofit sector. Whether you're interested in the pharmaceutical industry or looking to gain a perspective in the world of nonprofits, this podcast is sure to provide valuable and practical advice for professionals and students alike. Join Carolyn as she shares her journey and expertise in this exciting and dynamic industry.

In this episode, we are joined by Sophie Erlich, a class of '21 graduate of Elon University's Biology program. Sophie takes us through her journey from graduating with a Biology degree from Elon University to pursuing her passion for research in the field of environmental health at Harvard. She shares her research work and how it has inspired her to make a positive impact on society. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the graduate school experience, including tips on making the most of it, navigating the world of research, and identifying the right career path. Join us for an insightful discussion on the importance of biology and how it can lead to a fulfilling career. Whether you're a current or prospective student, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in pursuing a career in biology or the realm of public health.

Listen in and follow two Elon Alums classes 2017 and 2010, Elisson Adrien and John Mcgreevy as they discuss their journeys from Haiti to the US and vice versa. Both have done major work on research pertaining to the environment, natural disasters, and global warming. We also discuss the intersection of science and religion along with good advice for young minds trying to carve their career path. Elisson is pursuing being a practicing doctor while John works within the national parks service. If you have an interest in the medical or environmental science fields this episode is for you.

Tune in to this episode to listen in on Haley Shust (Class of 2015) Elon Bio Alum. In this podcast, we discuss the world of science education, the importance of networking, the benefits of reading scientific literacy, and how she applies her degree to her career today in a non-science field.

This episode contains an interview with Elon Bio's 2014 graduate Ian Easterling. Ian and his research team use radiotelemetry to track pythons and extract them from the earth. Tune in for the story on how he landed this career, advice on internships, and a helpful outlook on a scientific career with no grad school involved.