A Dean of Students on How to Strengthen Trainees’ Skills for Diverse Careers
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Jul 25, 2016
Victoria Prince is the dean for graduate affairs in the biological sciences division at the University of Chicago. As a co-PI on her university’s Broadening Experience in Science Training (BEST) Award, Prince works to ensure that trainees’ are well-equipped to pursue various career paths. Here, she discusses how.
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Victoria Prince, PhD
Victoria Prince is a professor in the department of organismal biology and anatomy and dean for graduate affairs in the biological sciences division at the University of Chicago. Research in her lab focuses on understanding how vertebrate embryos are properly patterned along the primary body axis, from head to tail, using the zebrafish as a model system. Prince received her BSc and PhD from London University and completed her postdoctoral training at Princeton University in the department of molecular biology.
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