Team
Stevie Eberle, M.Ed
Executive Director
BioSci Careers
seberle@stanford.edu | Stevie Eberle on LinkedIn
Stevie began their tenure at BioSci Careers in 2008 developing curricula and resources for all biosciences trainees to explore and define a path toward their own careers of choice. In their 20+ years of professional experience, they have found that their passion is helping others find and follow theirs.
Stevie helps trainees with all aspects of professional/career development, and they are especially interested in issues of gender and diversity in the workplace. Stevie holds an M.Ed in counseling.
Denishia Clark, MPH, EdD
Associate Director, Connections
Dclark13@stanford.edu | Denishia Clark on LinkedIn
Denishia contributes to the BioSci Careers community by supporting students' and trainees' academic success and professional growth. She leads strategic development for career engagement with alumni and relevant programming with employers. She is committed to supporting emerging leaders in the Biosciences as they expand their professional networks. Denishia joined BioSci Careers with over ten years of program management experience, curriculum development, managing educational programs, and building sustainable partnerships.
Debra Rosenfeld, MA, LMFT
Assistant Director, Career Success
drosenfe@stanford.edu | Debra Rosenfeld on LinkedIn
Debra enjoys developing curriculum and teaching professional development classes. Debra is passionate about empowering trainees to find their ideal career, confidently market themselves, and manage their careers.
Debra is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who has been providing professional development and career counseling for more than 15 years. She has also held marketing and business roles in the pharmaceutical and tech industries. This diverse background gives Debra a broad perspective on career opportunities for bioscience and medical trainees.
Varupi Gupta
Connections & Communications Specialist
varupig@stanford.edu
Varupi is responsible for communications and marketing of BioSci Careers. She is passionate about finding meaningful ways to engage with our career community for the success of Biosciences students and trainees. She is experienced in internal & external communications (web, print, and digital formats). She is fluent in German and has previous experience in project management and library & information management.
Beverley Principal
Consultant
bevprinc@icloud.com
Bev worked as Event Specialist at BioSci Careers for five years. Prior to this, she spent 13+ years as Associate Director at Stanford's main career center, where she managed the Employment Services Team.
Bev's background reflects a wide range of experience including manager roles in human resources in the high tech industry, and product and branding advertising.
Bev holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from San Francisco State University. Her extracurricular activities include the role of Treasurer for the annual HR Symposium, and volunteer extraordinaire for the SPCA.
Suzanne Frasca Hom, MA
Operations Manager
Suzanne supports all aspects of Counseling, Curriculum, and Connections services provided by BioSci Careers. In the past, she has developed and coordinated career fairs, programs, and seminars at the School of Medicine, and is passionate about supporting career exploration in higher education. An experienced Stanford manager, Suzanne has worked with prospective students, graduate students, and postdocs in the School of Medicine for over a dozen years.
Grace Lee
Media Assistant
Grace assists BioSci Careers’ communication in managing the social media channels and creating content. As a freshman studying Communication and Political Science, she is passionate about using digital media to create more connected and purposeful communities. Outside of classes, she enjoys working in the ceramics studio and reading outdoors (when the weather permits).
Cristabelle De Souza, PhD
Postdoctoral Fellow
Cristabelle De Souza, PhD is BioSci Careers Teaching Assistant (TA). She's a Postdoctoral Fellow in Department of Pathology. Her pronouns are She/Her/Hers.
Julia Adamska
Julia is a 2nd year PhD candidate in the Immunology program at the School of Medicine. Co-advised by Dr. Bali Pulendran and Dr. Jin Li, she is studying the role of the dsRNA-editing enzyme ADAR1 in the context of the innate immune response.
Camilo Espinosa
Camilo is a PhD student in the Immunology program at Stanford with a passion for serving others. Camilo got his Bachelor degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he studied Biology and Mathematics and graduated in 2018. While at MIT, he worked in the Ploegh Lab at the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research and interned in the Dixit group at Genentech for a summer. After his Bachelor’s, he spent a year at the University of Cambridge working in the de la Roche group as an MPhil student at the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute. He started his PhD training in the fall of 2019.
Xiyu Ge, Ph.D.
Xiyu is a postdoctoral scholar working with Dr. Joy Y Wu at School of Medicine’s Division of Endocrinology, Gerontology and Metabolism. Her research interests focus on single cell profiling and multomics analysis of bone marrow microenvironment under regulation of parathyroid hormone receptor signaling. Outside of lab, she enjoys jogging, working out and spending time with her pet.
Neha Nandwani, Ph.D.
Neha is a Postdoctoral Scholar in the laboratory of James Spudich at Stanford Biochemistry. She obtained a Ph.D. in Biology from the National Centre for Biological Sciences in India, where she focused on protein folding dynamics and protein design. She is currently studying how mutations in myosin protein result in genetic heart diseases where the heart’s ability to contract and relax is affected due to abnormalities in the heart wall thickness and stiffness. Outside of lab, Neha enjoys cooking, reading fiction and engaging in science communication.
Vy Nguyen
Vy is a 3rd year PhD candidate in the Developmental Biology program at the School of Medicine. She is currently studying the mechanisms of cell-cell communication within the islet, as well as the effects of immune cells on the islet in the context of diabetes in the Seung Kim lab. Outside of lab, Vy enjoys ceramics, gardening, upcycling furniture, and anything food related.
Catherine Zhang
Catherine is a 1st year PhD student in the Cancer Biology program at Stanford. Catherine graduated from Columbia University in 2018, where she studied Biology and Environmental Science. She then spent two years as a research associate at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. Outside of lab, Catherine enjoys playing tennis, cooking, hiking, and watercolor painting.
