Elizabeth Seckel

Director of Strategic Research Development, CVMed Administration

Honors & Awards

STAR Award, Center for Community Solutions (2016)
Graduate Research Fellowship (Perception & Psychophysics), National Science Foundation (2014)
Community Service Individual of the Year Award, University of California, San Diego (2013)
Global Citizen Award, University of California, San Diego (2012)
Letter of Support for Neurotherapy International from President Bill Clinton, Clinton Global Initiative – University (2012)

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