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2015 Distinction in Research Honorees Announced

We would like to congratulate the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai students who will graduate in May with Distinction in Research.

  • (April 09, 2015)

Graduation with Distinction in Research recognizes students who have taken primary responsibility for an original research project, and whose work results in a peer-reviewed manuscript on which they are the first author or in a first author manuscript judged to be of publication quality by a Distinction in Research Committee. We are delighted to recognize these students for their creativity, originality, and commitment to original scholarship.

Congratulations to the following students:

  • Devora Aviva Aharon
  • Levana Goldberg Amrock
  • Alexandra Elise Bachorik
  • Salina S. Bakshi 2015
  • James Arthur Bradley
  • Dana Lynne Casey
  • Paul Michael Cavallaro
  • William Chang-Yuen Chen
  • Yuting Patrick Chiang
  • John Joseph Chiosi
  • Jennifer Leigh Cohen
  • Shemille Afeshia Collingwood
  • James William Clift Cornwall
  • Matthew Ross Danzig
  • Rebekah Carrel Diamond
  • Gary J. Esses
  • Lauren Deborah Feld
  • Jason S. Flamendorf
  • Javier Zabdi Guzman Tejero
  • Lindsay Kim Haines
  • Marie Oliva Hennelly
  • Karen Blake Jacobson
  • Rajiv Jayadevan
  • Ioannis Konstantinidis
  • Sameer Lakha
  • Amanda Candice Leiter
  • Michael Li
  • Sar Silber Medoff
  • Jillian Elizabeth Nickerson
  • Hannah Takahashi Oakland
  • Michael Pan
  • Elizabeth Joy Pedowitz
  • Daniel Peter Perl
  • Alexander Pinhas
  • Anna Hallie Podolsky
  • Nathan Hutzel Raines
  • Mariya Rozenblit
  • Monica Hope Schwartzman
  • Jonathan A. Schwitzer
  • Matthew Evan Seigerman
  • Siri Prasad Shastry
  • Richard Jason Silvera
  • Emily Arielle Steinberger
  • Christopher Thomas Su
  • Evan Charles Tschirhart
  • Michael Jiah-Ching Yen
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