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  1. Academic Programs Further Diversify Students’ Options
    … that allow them to craft compelling playable media. By pushing the boundaries of storytelling genres, weaving … employs approximately 2.6 million people in meaningful, rewa rding careers that offer growth, opportunity, and … environmental sustainability problems. Begins: Fall 2021 Scientific Literacy and Integrity, Master of Arts Queens …
  2. Graduating Biomedical Student on Short List for Key Literary Prize
    … judging stage. Another cut—to five stories—is expected by May 14, just a few days before Gillian graduates from … just Samoa, but also  Fiji ,  Rotuma , and  Tonga . When I wa s younger, I would have appreciated seeing a Rotuman … Fluent in four languages, Gillian chose St. John’s for its scientific research opportunities. She has since changed her …
  3. Pharmacy Professor Leads the Wa y for Gender Equity
    … University’s College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, wa s recently appointed to assume the helm of worldwide efforts by the Federation of International Pharmacy (FIP) to … of the pharmacy profession, through practice and emerging scientific innovations, and through developing the pharmacy …
  4. First Cohort to Graduate Biomedical Sciences Program Makes Its Mark
    … September 28, 2021 Holland Stevenson ’21P remains humbled by the deep academic dive she wa s able to take as a biomedical sciences major at St. … and training in programs related to clinical practices and scientific research. “This cohort wa s an incredibly special …
  5. Faculty Member’s NSF Grant to Enhance Biomedical Content Search
    … for the timely transfer of correct information from the scientific research community to peer investigators and … decisions. The NSF is an independent federal agency created by Congress in 1950 "to promote the progress of science; to … merit-review system.  Dr. Gerstner described the NSF grant awa rded to Dr. Bukhari as “a testament to the outstanding …
  6. Chemist Discusses Science Communication with Alan Alda
    … science, too. While filming M*A*S*H in Korea, Alda wa s stricken with a serious and painful intestinal malady. … distance to see a doctor, Alda could explain exactly what wa s wrong because of the medical concepts and terminology he … terms. Alda realized the value of communicating medical and scientific knowledge, a discovery that eventually led him to …
  7. Elissa Brown
    … therapies.  Journal of Child & Adolescent Trauma. Wa lsh, C. K., Babad, S., Brown, E. J., Castillo, B. K., & … of Family Violence , 30 (8), 967-976.  Presentations Recent Scientific Papers and Presentations Lee, A. H., Chaplin, W. … of victims of child sexual abuse differentiated by perpetrator type. Poster presented at the annual meeting …
  8. Vivek Gupta, Ph.D., FAAPS
    … He is a recipient of multiple competitive research awa rds and has been recognized as a Fellow of the American … national leadership roles within AAPS, including advancing scientific programming and career development initiatives. A … S, Ugale AR, Alkyam M, Perron JC, Gupta V* (2025). Quality by Design Enabled Development and In-vitro Assessment of a …
  9. Innovative Digital Badges Allow Students to Stack Credentials
    … global market. Creating the badges for St. John’s College wa s the idea of Laura Schramm , Ph.D., Professor of … stand out to future employers. We see digital badges as wa ys to respond to the professional development of our … Measurement and Scaling Environmental Analysis BIO 299 Scientific Literacy and Integrity CHE 202 Separation …
  10. St. John’s Intellectual Property Law Center Welcomes IP Honors Program Scholar Gabriela Zapata ‘21
    … When she started college in her native Florida, Gabi Zapata wa s very interested in the workings of the human mind. She … field, Zapata found that it wa s the technology behind the scientific and medical advances she studied that really … to St. John’s Law, drawn to the IP offerings coordinated by its Intellectual Property Law Center (IPLC). Directed by …