SURIP 2007

2007 Interns

Number of Applicants: 264

Number of Interns Accepted: 14

Our fourteen 2007 interns included 6 women and 8 men, from 14 different institutions, with a mean GPA of 3.7.  The students were matched with mentors representing 9 different departments within the College of Medicine.

 Intern College/University Major Mentor
Guillaume ChevrollierTemple University Biology/Business E. Gunther
Stephanie-Marie Dela-CruzCollege of St. Elizabeth Biology/Chemistry C. Siedlecki
Anne DodsonUniversity of New Mexico Biology L. Carrel
Krista KochCollege Misericordia Biology L. Shantz
David NeagleyGettysburg College Biochemistry B. Miller
Shelley PerschkeWestminster College Molecular Biology R. Craven
Christopher PopeYork College Biology/Chemistry J. Kim
Brenda RatemoXavier University (OH) Natural Science/Chemistry D. Antonetti
Sherri RennollCedar Crest College Genetic Engineering R. Irby
Jason RichardsTufts University Mathematics/Chemistry S. Grigoryev
Robert SchreinerAllegheny College Neuroscience/Psychology A. Undar
Eric WierLebanon Valley College Biochemistry J. Yun
Niehl WilliamsonLycoming College Biology/Chemistry S. Grigoryev
Nathan WoolGrove  City College Molecular Biology/Pre-Med H. Donahue

Projects

 

 Name  Home Institution  Mentor  Abstract Title
 Guillaume Chevrollier  Temple
 University
 E Gunther  Cell Cycle Analysis of Label and Non Label
 Retaining Cells in the Mouse Mammary Gland
 Stephanie Dela Cruz  College of St.
 Elizabeth
 C Siedlecki  Auto Inhibition of Enzymes in Material-Induced
 Blood Coagulation
 Anne Dodson  University of
 New Mexico
 L Carrel  Can DNA methylation predict expression of the
 UBE1 gene from the inactive X chromosome?
 Krista Koch  College
 Misericordia
 L Shantz  Studies of mTOR in skin carcinogenesis
 David Neagley  Gettysburg
 College
 B Miller  Role of TRP-C3 in Erythropoiesis
 Shelley Perschke  Westminster
 College
 R Craven  Temperature Sensitive Mutations in
 the Capsid Protein of Avian Retrovirus
 Christopher Pope  York
 College
 J Kim  Caveolin-1 regulates body weight
 and glucose metabolism
 Brenda Ratemo  Xavier
 University
 D Antonetti  Construction of Plasmids for Studying Expression
 of the Occludin Gene in the Developing
 Vasculature of Transgenic Mice
 Sherri Rennoll  Cedar Crest
 College
 R Irby  Impact of Osteopontin on Tight Junction 
 Proteins
 Jason Richards  Tufts
 University
 S Grigoryev  Chromatin remodeling by HMGI/Y
 Robert Schreiner  Allegheny
 College
 A Undar  Microemboli detection and classification by
 innovative technology during simulated neonatal
 CPB at different flow rates, perfusion modes,
 and perfusate temperatures
 Eric Wier  Lebanon
 Valley
 College
 J Yun  An Investigation into the Combinatorial Effect
 of Novel Sphingosine Kinase Inhibitors and
 Known Chemotherapeutic Agents
 Neihl Williamson  Lycoming
 College
 S Grigoryev  A study of chromatin higher order structure
 using long uniform and variable
 polynucleosome arrays
 Nathan Wool  Grove City
 College
 H Donahue  Bone Growth and Development in Bone
 Specific Connexin-43 Deficient Mice

 

2007 Undergraduate Seminar Schedule

 

 Date  Speaker  Title
 May 31  Sergie Grigoryev, Ph.D.  Chromatin Structure, Functions, and Epigenetic
 Regulation
 June 7  Valerie Gross, MLS, MSIT
 Librarian for Instruction and
 Reference
 Skills for a Lifetime: Utilizing Library Resources for
 Research
 June 14  Ed Gunther, Ph.D.  Modeling Breast Cancer and Breast Cancer
 Treatment in Mice
 June 21  Becky Craven, Ph.D.  Retrovirus assembly: the challenge of
 understanding protein structure and function in a
 dynamic system
 July 5  No Seminar  
 July 12  Jong Yun, Ph.D.  Sphingosine Kinase: An Emerging Target in
 Inflammatory Diseases
 July 19  Henry Donahue, Ph.D.  The Promise of Regenerative Medicine
 July 26  Rosalyn Irby, Ph.D.  The Role of Src in the Progression of Human
 Colon Cancer
 August 2  Laura Carrel, Ph.D.  What Can You Do With A Complete Human
 Genome Sequence and Why Do They Keep
 Sequencing So Other Many Different Organisms?
 *August 9  Mini Symposium  Mini Symposium

 

2007 Undergraduate Career Development Series Schedule

 

 Date  Speaker  Title
 June 5  Rob Bonneau  Mentoring
 June 12  Gaylen Bradley  Research and Professional Ethics
 June 19  Deborah Davis  Workstyles
 June 26  John Ellis  Using Animals in Research
 July 3  No Meeting  
 July 10  Sheila Vrana  Fellowships and Funding
 July 17  Deborah Davis  Workplace Assumptions and Perceptions
 July 24  Sarah Bronson  Creating a Poster Presentation
 July 31  Bob Levenson
 Michael Verderame
 Applying to Graduate School
 August 7  Grad Student Roundtable  Open Discussion