Powers Receives Albert J. Ryan Fellowship Award
Maggie Powers, a graduate student in the pathobiology and molecular medicine graduate program, has been awarded the Albert J. Ryan Fellowship Award.
The Albert J. Ryan Fellowship is the highest honor the College of Medicine can bestow on graduate students while they are still in their degree program.
The purpose of the award is to recognize and encourage the development of students at Dartmouth College, Harvard University and the University of Cincinnati who "show promise of becoming research scholars and who show a capacity to contribute to the advancement of medical science.
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