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Dr. Daniel is an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at UCSF's School of Medicine. His academic niche is education on topics of diversity, equity and inclusion. While attending Occidental College as an undergrad (Class of '09), Dr. Daniel took full advantage of the many programs that Oxy has to offer; from playing on the men's rugby team to being a Biochemistry lab assistant. Now, he works clinically at both UCSF Parnassus and ZSFGH.

Dr. Jeremiah Ray completed his undergraduate years at Occidental College, attended Stanford University School of Medicine for medical school, and completed his residency training in Emergency Medicine at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He served as the head team physician, overseeing Intercollegiate athletic sports medicine at UC Davis, in charge of the health and performance of over 700 Division 1 athletes and has also treated multiple US Olympic medalists, and athletes in the NFL, NBA, MLS and MLB.

Dr. Patel was most recently recognized as both a 2022 City of San Diego Woman of Distinction and a 2022 API Leader of Influence by San Diego Business Journal. She is a scientist, elected official, and community leader with professional experience in board governance, education policy, and project management working towards raising the level of local civic engagement. As a second-generation, American-born Indian woman, she also understood early on that success comes primarily from persistence, coupled with dedication and collaboration.

The Economics Senior Thesis Presentations will be on April 22, 2022 from 1:30pm to 4:30pm (PDT).

Zoom Info 
https://occidental.zoom.us/j/4477853607 

Meeting ID: 447 785 3607
Passcode: econ

Senior Presentations

Luca Van Der Meer
The Effect of Federal Funds Rate Normalization on the Black-White Unemployment Differentials

Shannon Owens ('14) researches the molecular mechanism of homologus recombination DNA repair during meiosis to understand the regulation of crossover formation, accurate chromosone segregation, and the maintenance of genome stability. Please join us as she shares her work and how Oxy influenced her career trajectory.  

Scotty Takashi Nishioka presents:

Group A Streptococcus permeabilizes the phagolysosomal membrane and induces cathepsin release via SLO secretion in THP-1 macrophages

Then you should you join Alpha Chi Sigma! You do not have to be a Chemistry Major, but it is chance for you to be a part of a professional chapter here at OXY! Below are the Rush events with times and locations! And if you have any questions you can email Rachel or Caroline at rsidebottem@oxy.edu carnall@oxy.edu

2/13 Wednesday: Hot Cocoa Game Night (9-10pm Mosher 2)

If you like board games and competition join us for some hot chocolate and play your favorite games with Actives.

Then you should join Alpha Chi Sigma! You do not have to be a Chemistry Major, but it is a chance for you to be a part of a professional chapter here at OXY! Below are the Rush events with times and locations! And if you have any questions you can email Rachel or Caroline at rsidebottem@oxy.edu carnall@oxy.edu

2/11 Monday: Meet the Actives/Pizza Night (6:30-7: 30 pm Mosher 2)

During this meeting, you will learn about Alpha Chi Sigma, and also get a chance to meet the active members!

Fullerton is also an adjunct associate professor in the UW departments of epidemiology and genome sciences, and an affiliate investigator with the public health sciences division of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. A Rhodes Scholar at Occidental, she received her Ph.D. in human population genetics from the University of Oxford and later re-trained in ethical, legal, and social implications research with a fellowship from the NIH National Human Genome Research Institute.