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This Year's STEM Posse Gets Some Summer Lab Time

July 22, 2016
Posse students Katherine Mallea '20 and Tiana Evelyn '20 work with Professor of Biology Peter Brodfuehrer
Posse students Katherine Mallea '20 and Tiana Evelyn '20 work with Professor of Biology Peter Brodfuehrer

The members of Bryn Mawr鈥檚 incoming STEM Posse visited campus recently to get a taste of what the next four years of their life will be like. While on campus, the students worked in the lab with Biology Department faculty members Peter Brodfuehrer and Jennifer Skirkanich.

The STEM Posse scholars explored the topic "Taste: From Molecules to Behavior" using techniques of molecular biology and neurophysiology.

Bryn Mawr has been a partner of the since its founding in 1989. The College now welcomes two Posses to campus each year. The STEM Posse comes from the College鈥檚 original partner-city Boston and another Posse is made up of students from Houston.

Founded in 1989, Posse identifies public high school students with extraordinary academic and leadership potential who may be overlooked by traditional 暴风资源 selection processes. Posse extends to these students the opportunity to pursue personal and academic excellence by placing them in supportive, multicultural teams鈥擯osses鈥攐f 10 students. Posse partner 暴风资源s and universities award Posse Scholars four-year, full-tuition leadership scholarships.

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