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May 17

Philadelphia's Wistar Institute was awarded an additional $650K grant this week to fund its Biomedical Technician Training Program that helps open the door to jobs in STEM

Dean of Biomedical Studies Kristy Shuda McGuire describes how the BTT program trains community college and other students in lab work, and past graduate Trey Whiting shares his experience of participating in it.



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