Education
MD-PhD, University of Washington School of Medicine
Subjects
Cellular Immunotherapy, Molecular Engineering, Cancer Immunology, Solid Organ Transplant Equity, Global Surgery
Achievements
BS in Biology; honors post-baccalaureate education in biochemistry; multiple research awards recognizing academic and scientific excellence; over 5 years of mentoring high school, undergraduate, and junior graduate students into competitive undergraduate programs and medical and graduate schools
About
Andrew is an MD-PhD candidate at the University of Washington whose research integrates molecular engineering with cellular immunotherapy to improve cell-based immunotherapies. With a strong background in both basic and translational science, his work spans cancer immunology, solid organ transplant equity, and global surgery, reflecting a deep commitment to advancing health equity through rigorous scientific inquiry.
Discipline
Life Sciences & Health
Academic Achievements
After earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, Andrew spent several years traveling the world as a professional rock climber. Following his climbing career, he pursued an honors postbaccalaureate education in biochemistry before matriculating into the MD-PhD program at the University of Washington School of Medicine. Throughout his training, Andrew has received numerous research awards in recognition of his academic and scientific excellence.
Teaching & Mentoring Experience
I have been mentoring high school, undergraduate and junior graduate students for over 5 years leading to their successful matriculation in to competitive undergraduate programs and medical/graduate schools.
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