Alumni

	From New Jersey to the Northwoods Russell Rothman made his way to Minnesota to study wolves and now he makes sure other graduate students can pursue their research goals.
	Laying a path to policy CBS alumna Katherine Himes hopes to inspire students to explore the possibilities at the intersection of science and policy.
	Alumni at Work: Biotech You Can Taste CBS alum Mervyn de Souza uses his background in biology to guide research and development of new and better food ingredients.
	2019 Alumni Achievement Award Recipient: Dr. Steve Jacobsen Professor, Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology; Biological Chemistry, UCLA Steven Jacobsen (Ph.D. Plant Physiology, ‘93) is a world-renowned researcher in.
	Alumni at Work: Daniel Ackerman Daniel Ackerman dives into the science communication field after his PhD work in Ecology, Evolution and Behavior.
	Alumni at Work: A World Away CBS alum Rebecca Huebsch is working to provide medical services in the world’s youngest country of South Sudan. Rebecca Huehsch and fellow Medair team members in South Sudan. Earlier this year Rebecca.
	Alumni at Work: Sarah Bloch, Ph.D. A background in synthetic biology and microbial metabolism, and experience working across disciplines started Bloch on a path to a leadership role at a burgeoning Bay Area biotech firm.
	Alumni at Work: Ezra Menon This data analyst for MHealth loves the details behind the spread of disease. What's your job title? Data Analyst What does a typical day look like for you? I review patient safety events to ensure.
	Alumni At Work: Cole Williams Williams writes children's books with an eye to sharing the joys of science. Cole Williams (B.S. Biology '10) Can you tell us a bit about your career path and journey to becoming a published author.
	Alumni at Work: Truong Do This second-year neurosurgery resident knows the personal side to surgery. Truong Do, a 2013 graduate in biology, on the University of Minnesota Campus Title: Neurological Surgery Resident What does.