Experimental Biology 2006
San Francisco, CA

        
Left, ASIP awardees from the UNC Molecular and Cellular Pathology program: Ashley Rivenbark, Devon Risher, Kristen White, Jennifer Carter
and Hunter Best received ASIP Trainee Travel Awards, and Jen Jahn received the ASIP Experimental Pathologist-in-training Predoctoral Merit Award.
Middle, Jennifer Carter and her poster on breast cancer and PAI1.
Right, Bill Coleman and Ashley Rivenbark.

        
Left, Jennifer Carter, Hunter Best, Ashley Rivenbark, and Kristen White at the ASIP reception.
Right, Dr. Gavin Gordon chats with Jen Jahn at the ASIP reception.

        
Left, Ashley Rivenbark gives a talk on epigenetics and breast cancer.
Middle, Moscone West, home of the ASIP program at Experimental Biology 2006.
Right, Devon Risher and her poster on breast cancer gene expression.

        
Left, Ashley Rivenbark and one of her posters.
Middle, View of the San Francisco Marriott as seen from Moscone West.
Right, Kristen White gives a talk on breast cancer and BRCA1.

        
Left, The ASIP program began with the Essential Concepts in Pathobiology course (Bill Coleman, Ed Highsmith, Charleen Chu, and Nick Lukas).
Middle, Hunter Best gives a talk in one of the minisymposia on liver regeneration and stem cells.
Right, Ashley Rivenbark, Devon Risher, and Kristen White with their breast cancer posters.

        
Left, Ashley Rivenbark answers questions about one of her posters.
Middle, View of main convention center as seen from Moscone West.
Right, Bill Coleman and former student, Dr. Gavin Gordon.

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