Courtney Banghart ’00, MALS ’07 shared stories of leadership and life lessons learned along the way. Current and former MALS students, faculty, and staff gathered over lunch at the Hanover Inn on August 22 to share memories of MALS, rekindle old friendships, and discover new ones at the 2016 MALS Alumni Association Luncheon and Meeting.
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The working professionals have come here from almost every region in the country.
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Anna Prescott is a PhD student in the Psychological and Brain Sciences Department working with Dr. Jay Hull. She successfully defended her dissertation in April and will graduate this June.
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Carolyn Parkinson is a PhD candidate in Cognitive Neuroscience in the Wheatley lab in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences.
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Jilai Zhou is a PhD candidate at Thayer School of Engineering. As a substitute for liquid transport fuel, bioethanol has become a focus in industrial biotechnology. Unlike the first generation bioethanol derived from feedstock, cellulosic ethanol not only reduces the dependency of fossil fuel and the carbon dioxide emission, but also avoids the consumption of starch or sugars important for humans. An efficient way to convert cellulose to ethanol at low cost is via consolidated bioprocessing (CBP).
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