Pathology

Diversity is a Core Value!

“Our goal is to draw from people with a variety of backgrounds and life experiences to reach a new level of innovation in teaching, research and caring for patients. Innovative programs ensure diversity is reflected in our programs, culture and leadership.”

  - Lloyd Minor, Dean

Stanford Pathology: DEI Events & News

"This summer really opened up my eyes to research.  Prior to this experience I hadn't had any exposure to research, so it really made me consider research in my future career... I'm really grateful for this experience because it broadened my horizons and I feel like I got a much more in-depth introduction to pathology which prior to this experience, I really didn't know much about."

Adrienne Carter, MHS
Medical Student, Meharry Medical College
Rotated in Brooke Howitt Lab  at Stanford Pathology, Stanford-Meharry Research Retreat

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programs at Stanford Pathology

"Personally, it's held me accountable to engaging and re-engaging with these topics on a regular basis, and over time, I think/hope has helped me better recognize systemic racism in all its myriad and sneaky presentations, including my own biases. This book club helped inspire me to do one of my CP long talks on a related topic, and has also informed/motivated my contributions to other DEI efforts in the department such as our orientation and open house earlier this year."

- Hannah Wang, MD
Subspecialty Fellow, Microbiology
Member - JEDI media club

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Winners of the Pathology Retreat 2024 Health Disparity Award

Yigit Baykara, MD [Abstract #4] 

"The Utility of Suboptimal Dose Granulocyte Transfusions in Treating Infections in Patients with Neutropenia"

Yuhan Bi, PhD [Abstract #8] 

"IRE1a-Xbp1- and Creb3L2-Driven Transcriptional Programing as a Rheostat Coordinating the Metabolic Flow Driving HEV Morphology and Function"

Cristabelle De Souza, PhD [Abstract #14] 

"Identifying Novel Immune Targets for the Treatment and Reversion of Pathogenic Fibrosis"

Mishaal Gardezi [Abstract #27] 

"Spot the Difference: The Feasibility of Low-cost Portable Microscopes as an Alternative to Standard Microscopes For Rapid On-Site Evaluation of Fine Needle Aspirates"

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Health Disparity Research at Stanford Pathology

Contacts

Alarice Lowe, MD

Co-Chair, Health Disparity Initiative for Pathology
aclowe@stanford.edu

 

Oscar Silva, MD, PhD

Co-Chair, Health Disparity Initiative for Pathology
osilva@stanford.edu

Devvyn Lagarejos

Administrator for Health Disparity Initiative for Pathology
devvyn@stanford.edu

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View recorded sessions

View the recorded videos below from various DE&I Symposiums, meetings and sessions hosted by Stanford Pathology