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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida A&M University (FAMU) students and faculty member’s hard work paid off recently with the news that 16 FAMU graduates will be enrolling at medical schools across the country in fall 2008.
“The goal of the College of Arts and Sciences is to adequately prepare students in many disciplines, which will in turn make a positive impact on mankind,” said Ralph Turner, Ph.D., dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. “This well-planned program for students majoring in pre-professional or premedical tracks, designed to help meet the national and international health care demands of our society, is admirable and absolutely necessary for this day and time.”
FAMU hosts workshops for general pre-professional school information, writing a personal statement, interviewing skills and a mock interview for all university students and works with students to help place them in physician-shadowing programs.
The following students will be attending medical school in fall 2008:
Sean Johnson, Biology Department
Howard University School of Medicine and Meharry School of Medicine
Jacquelyn Massey, Biology Department
Howard University School of Medicine
Ryan Brooks, Biology Department
Ohio School of Osteopathic Medicine
Candace Owens, Biology Department
Life University School of Chiropractic Medicine
Erica Harper, Biology Department
Life University School of Chiropractic Medicine
Barbara Browne, Biology Department
Life University School of Chiropractic Medicine
John Adams, Biology Department
St. James School of Medicine
Cherly George, Biology Department
BioMedical Program (PCOM)
Jarrod Carrol, Chemistry Department
Meharry School of Medicine and Howard University School of Medicine
Cleo Stafford, Chemistry Department
Howard University School of Medicine
Chyealla Salvage, Chemistry Department
University of Illinois School of Medicine
David Mosley, Chemistry Department
Vanderbilt School of Medicine
Stephen Greene, Math Department
Howard School of Dentistry
Melissa Sterling, Health Science
NOVA School of Dentistry
Cherise Charles, Animal Science Department
St. George’s University, Veterinary Medicine
Sherise Simms, Biology Department
Penn State, MD/Ph.D.
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Posted: July 25, 2008
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