Bryn Mawr College

Welcome! The Office of Health Professions Advising provides information and assistance to students and alumnae who are interested in careers in the health professions. We offer guidance in choosing courses and in applying to professional schools. Our office is located in Canwyll House, and it is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday all year round. To schedule an appointment, please call 610-526-7350. The following people can help you:

Mary Beth Davis, Ph.D.

Assistant Dean of the College and Undergraduate Health Professions Advisor
Email: medavis@brynmawr.edu Tel: 610-526-7350

Mary Beth Davis assists undergraduate students and Bryn Mawr alumnae who want to pursue careers in the health professions. Students who apply to medical school, colleges of veterinary medicine, or dental school will work especially closely with the health professions advisor throughout the admissions process.

Office hours for Mary Beth Davis:

• Mary Beth Davis does not have office hours during the summer, but she is available for individual in-person or telephone appointments with undergraduate students and alumnae.  She is also available by email at medavis@brynmawr.edu .

  To schedule an appointment please call the Office of Health Professions Advising at 610-526-7350.
  

 

Jodi Domsky

Associate Dean of the College and Director of Health Professions Advising

Director of the Postbaccalaureate Premedical Program
Email: jdomsky@brynmawr.edu Tel: 610-526-7350

The Resource Room in Canwyll House is available for use by Bryn Mawr undergraduate and postbaccalaureate students and alumnae year around from Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Resource materials include: books about various health professional careers, official admissions publications from the medical, dental, and veterinary schools, review books for the MCATs (the Medical College Admissions Test), the Dental Admissions Test (DAT) , and binders of information on volunteer opportunities in the Philadelphia locale, job listings for the "glide year," surveys of alumnae about their medical school experiences, and information about preparing medical school applications and essays. There are two computers available for Internet based research as well as ample workspace to review printed materials.