Alumni

  Giving Tuesday, this year on November 27, is a global giving movement built by individuals, families, organizations, businesses, and communities in all 50 states and in many countries around […]

This feature story originally appeared in the KGI Annual Report, which is linked here. Together, John Nguyen and Emma Nkwam work to ensure that QueensCare Health Centers provide high-quality care […]

California’s qualifying test for pharmacy practice is considered one of the most difficult in the country. Yet the first class to graduate from the School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences […]

Though extremely rare, CLN2 disease is particularly devastating. Those affected by the inherited disease are young children whose symptoms surface by age 4. Many of them die before turning 10. […]

Stephanie Sakamoto, MBS ’13, and Ashley Rhoades, MBS ’16, left Keck Graduate Institute (KGI) seeking careers in regulatory affairs. They’re off to a strong start after participating in a regulatory […]

Keck Graduate Institute (KGI) alumna Pratyusha G Roy has held several roles in marketing and product management in the biotechnology industry since graduating with her Master of Business and Science (MBS) degree […]

Two Keck Graduate Institute (KGI) students and a recent alumna contributed to the American Society of Hematology (ASH) 2017 Emerging Targets publication while serving as interns for BioCentury. Obtaining the internship through […]

Journal of Rare Disorders Lysosomal storage disorders are rare, but their potential impact is significant. These inherited metabolic disorders are caused by enzyme deficiencies, and can affect many parts of […]

In the field of biotechnology consulting, women in leadership positions are somewhat of a rarity. Nida (Moosa) Khan, MBS  ’06, principal for life sciences strategy and transformation at Capgemini in […]

This story first appeared in KGI, 2016-2017 Annual Report, which can be accessed at kgi.edu/annualreport. For Harish Dharuri, MBS ‘02, the experience at KGI involved several “firsts.” His arrival in Claremont […]