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Watch: BioE Freshman Stars in Integrated Life Sciences Video
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BioE Freshman Julie Etheridge.
ILS students—who are drawn from majors including biological sciences, bioengineering, and biochemistry—take four integrated, accelerated life sciences courses, including a capstone focusing on scholarship-in-practice; engage in research on or off campus; live together in LaPlata Hall; and participate in service activities.
In the video, Etheridge, who is interested in both bioengineering and pre-medicine studies, particularly tissue engineering, is shown working in BioE associate professor John Fisher's Tissue Engineering & Biomaterials Laboratory.
To learn more about the program and how to apply, visit www.ils.umd.edu.
Published April 6, 2012