Vol. 21 No. 34 July 24, 1997

Early research
Washington University Prefreshman Program participants Autumn Rabe of Upland, Calif., and Richard Souvenir of Skokie, Ill., work together to determine the concentration of bacteria in a culture sample during an orientation laboratory in Room 125 Rebstock Hall. The annual summer program offers select students with interests in the life sciences an early opportunity to work and study at Washington University before beginning their freshman year in the fall. This year, 18 participants were selected from 275 applicants to work with University mentors in a variety of research situations from mid-June through early August. Funded by a grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the four-year-old program is directed by Elaine Alexander, assistant outreach coordinator in the Department of Biology in Arts and Sciences. (see story)
Photo by David Kilper.
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