Recognizing and honoring outstanding undergraduate students in the molecular life sciences. Learn about the remarkable contributions and achievements of the new inductees of the ASBMB Honor Society.
Recognizing the Exceptional Achievements of ASBMB Honor Society Inductees
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The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) Honor Society, also known as Chi Omega Lambda, is dedicated to recognizing and honoring outstanding undergraduate students in the molecular life sciences. These students have demonstrated exceptional scholarly achievements, research accomplishments, and a commitment to outreach activities. In 2024, the honor society proudly inducted 31 new members, each deserving of recognition for their remarkable contributions to the field.
Passionate about Addressing Healthcare Disparities: Zoey Armstead
Zoey Armstead, a senior biochemistry major at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, is passionate about addressing healthcare disparities among minority communities. With her goal of becoming a physician in women's health, she aims to make a difference in the lives of underrepresented individuals.
Federica Bertolotti: A Passion for Research in Neurobiology
Federica Bertolotti, a senior at Lake Forest College, has been awarded the 2023 ASBMB Undergraduate Research Award for her initiatives in ASBMB and her passion for research. She plans to pursue a Ph.D. in neurobiology, combining her interests in biochemistry, molecular biology, and neuroscience.
Sara Beth Bouchard: Excelling in Chemistry and Molecular Biology
Sara Beth Bouchard, a graduating senior from Wesleyan University, has excelled in her studies of chemistry and molecular biology. She aims to refine her skills for work in biopharmaceutical design by pursuing a chemistry Ph.D. at the University of Connecticut.
Kaitlin Cartwright: Aspiring to Become a Professor in Cellular Biochemistry
Kaitlin Cartwright, a senior at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, is studying cellular biochemistry with a minor in chemistry. With a passion for teaching, she aspires to become a professor and share her love for science with future students.
James Hasselbeck: Pursuing a Career in Critical Care Medicine
James Hasselbeck, a graduating senior from the Rochester Institute of Technology, is pursuing a career in critical care medicine. After obtaining his medical degree at Duquesne College of Medicine, he hopes to make advancements in medical research.
Connor Holm: Combining a Passion for Surgery and Music
Connor Holm, a junior majoring in biomedical sciences at the University of South Alabama, has set his sights on becoming a surgeon in a rural community. His dedication to healthcare and his musical talents make him a well-rounded individual.
Isabella Holt: Contributing to Cancer Biology Research
Isabella Holt, a senior biochemistry major at the University of Tampa, plans to pursue a Ph.D. in cancer biology at the Moffitt Cancer Center. Her goal is to contribute to the prevention and treatment of cancer through scientific advancements.
Isabelle Juhler: Exploring the World of Cancer Biology and Virology
Isabelle Juhler, a senior at Grand View University, has a keen interest in cancer biology and virology. She will continue her education by pursuing a Ph.D. in biochemistry at Purdue University.
Laura Kirshenbaum: Expanding Knowledge in Biochemistry and Microbiology
Laura Kirshenbaum, a junior biochemistry major at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, is determined to expand her knowledge in biochemistry and microbiology. She aspires to study nonmodel organisms and their industrial applications through graduate school.
Exceptional Students in the ASBMB Honor Society
These are just a few of the exceptional students who have been inducted into the ASBMB Honor Society. Each member brings a unique perspective and a strong dedication to the molecular life sciences. Their scholarly achievements, research endeavors, and commitment to outreach activities are commendable, and they serve as inspirations to future generations of scientists.
Recognizing Hard Work, Passion, and Potential
The ASBMB Honor Society's recognition of these students is a testament to their hard work, passion, and potential to make significant contributions to the field. As they continue their academic and professional journeys, we can expect great things from these remarkable individuals.
Congratulations to the New Inductees!
Congratulations to all the new inductees of the ASBMB Honor Society! Your accomplishments are well-deserved, and we look forward to witnessing the impact you will make in the molecular life sciences.