Postbaccalaureate Premedical Program at Bryn Mawr College

	"Postbac students are great to work with as a faculty member, because they are so motivated to learn. They are thinking constantly during lectures and synthesizing the information. They want to take the subject to a deeper level of understanding. That's phenomenal."

	Assistant Professor of Biology
	Dr. Davis teaches Introductory Biology and Genetics to Bryn Mawr postbac students. Her research, which focuses on the mechanisms of genomic imprinting, has been funded by grants from the National Institutes of Health and published in Science, Genomics and other leading research publications.

	“Postbacs are fantastic students to teach. They are mature, purposeful, highly motivated, and very eager to learn. They ask perceptive questions, and I relish our interaction — it helps me to do the best possible job of teaching.”

	W. Alton Jones Professor of Chemistry
	Dr. Mallory has been teaching Organic Chemistry to Bryn Mawr’s postbac premedical students since the first group studied at Bryn Mawr in 1972.