Dr. Lindsay Strowd, Assistant Professor, Dermatology, Wake Forest School of Medicine

Dr. Lindsay Strowd got her MD from Wake Forest School of Medicine and did her residency in dermatology at The North Carolina Baptist Hospital. She is board certified and works as part of the team at the Wake Forest Comprehensive Cancer Center. Her research has been published in leading scientific journals.

Dr. Roy Strowd, Assistant Professor, Neurology, Wake Forest School of Medicine

Dr. Roy Strowd got his MD from Wake Forest School of Medicine and completed his residency in Neurology at North Carolina Baptist Hospital. He is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. He has done extensive research on topics such as: Glioblastoma, Brain and Peripheral Nervous System Tumors, Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy, and his work can be seen in a host of leading medical journals.

Callie

I graduated from Wake Forest University in 2020 with a Bachelors of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology with Honors and Distinction for Leadership in Research. I am currently studying to be a physician at the Wake Forest School of Medicine, planning to graduate in 2024. I acquired clinical experience in the medical field through a broad range of shadowing positions, and as an emergency medical technician.

Emma

I graduated from Wake Forest University with a major in biology and minors in chemistry and music. I was involved in 3 on-campus musical ensembles, received and gave voice lessons, and volunteered weekly at Brenner Children's Hospital. I am currently working as a medical scribe in Martinsville, VA for my gap year before I go to medical school in 2021.

Jordan

I graduated from Wake Forest University in 2020 with a BS with Honors in Health and Exercise Science and a minor in Biology. During my time at Wake Forest, I volunteered at various health clinics, completed multiple internships in various health related fields, conducted multiple research projects, served as a teaching assistant for human gross anatomy, and volunteered as a student athletic trainer for Wake University’s Demon Deacon football team. I am currently a first year medical student at George Washington University.

Daniela

I am a Junior at Wake Forest University majoring in biology and minoring in chemistry and studio art. I volunteer at the Community Care Clinic as a translator, tutor in math, am a leader in STEM inclusion, and an AHEC scholar. I’ve participated in cancer biology research, specifically on ovarian and bladder cancer, since my freshman year and was able to participate in the URECA research fellowship and became published.

Ryan

I graduated from Wake Forest University with a B.A. in Anthropology and minors in Chemistry, Biology, & Spanish (Medical & Interpreting Concentration). While at Wake Forest, I took advantage of a wide variety of academic fields and professional guidance to craft a nuanced perspective on the evolving community of medicine.

Hannah

I am a senior at Wake Forest University majoring in Sociology on the Pre-Medicine track. I currently serve as a student researcher examining the impact of the Opioid Crisis on physicians' ethical decision-making processes. My interests and areas of study include emergency medicine, public health policy, and the social determinants of health.