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Are you an undergraduate interested in how research happens?
I'm always looking for motivated undergraduates to work alongside me in the lab on a variety of projects. We work in teams and there are opportunities to get involved at many levels of what we do. Introduce yourself to get involved! |
Are you a mentor interested in how to be more effective and inclusive?
Although academics are expected to mentor diverse individuals across many careers stages, limited formal training is available. I am currently co-organizing a symposium for the Society for Integrative & Comparative Biology focused on these skills. If you are interested in contributing, collaborating, or just learning more, don't hesitate to send an email! |
contact me: kathrynwilsterman {at} gmail.com
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Meaningful research experiences as an undergraduate were instrumental early in my education.
Providing these kinds of experiences to students with diverse goals is one of my core aims as an academic educator. Working alongside students in the lab has been the most rewarding part of my academic career. |
Kate (left) and Research Professional Jeanette Moore (right) in the field, Summer 2013. Kate was funded through the National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates
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Kate's Past Mentees
Where are they now?
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Jaclyn Lai
Alvin Balmeo Aimee Pepper Laura Reynolds Emily Tang Rita Bao Cody Limber Kristin Conner Allegra Estrada |
2015-2016 – DVM candidate, Royal Veterinary College
2015-2016 – Assistant Study Director, Crown Bioscience, Inc. 2016-2018 – DVM candidate, Colorado State University 2016-2017 2016-2019 – Cell Culture Specialist/Research Associate, BlackThorn Therapeutics 2017-2019 – MD student, Peking Union Medical College 2017-2019 – PhD student, Yale University 2018-2019 – PhD student, Univ. of California Davis 2018-2019 – Undergraduate @ UC Berkeley ('21) |
