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2000 Trainees
| Trainee | Institution | Lab/Research Group |
|---|---|---|
| Division of Basic Sciences |
||
| Jeanna Fuhrman | University of Illinois | Linial |
| Samuel Hopkins | Oberlin College | Edgar |
| Charles McManus | Hirum College | Ferre-D'Amare |
| Carilyn Nash | Illinois Wesleyan University | Eisenman |
| Jamie Schoenborn | St. Norbert College | Strong |
| Division of Clinical Research | ||
| Jessie Glasser | Brandeis University | Syrjala |
| Elbonie Harbuckle | Tuskegee University | Hockenbery |
| Michael Khodadoust | Rice University | Corey |
| Suzanne Ma | University of Washington | Storb |
| Division of Human Biology | ||
| Maki Imakura | University of Washington | Emerman |
| Mabel Djang | Williams College | Emerman |
| Jason Estok | Robert E. Cook College | Collins |
| Benjamin Marks | University of Illinois | Ostrander |
| Anna McClendon | University of Portland | Chris Kemp |
| Courtney Weiland | Amherst College | Geballe |
| Absalon Gutierrez | University of New Mexico | Neiman |
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