Post-Bac Premed Faculty & Staff
Staff
Betsy Merideth
Director, Post-baccalaureate Premedical Program
Aimee Marson
Assistant Director, Post-Baccalaureate Premedical Program
pbpm@goucher.edu
Angela Baker
Program Assistant, Post-Baccalaureate Premedical Program
Faculty
Ruquia Ahmed-Schofield
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Sasha Dukan
Professor of Physics
“The opportunity to blend teaching, scientific research and mentoring into a single practice is the most rewarding part of my career as a physics professor at Goucher College.”
Jay Garaycochea
Professor of Biological Sciences
"My favorite aspect of working at Goucher College is getting to know each of my students, witnessing their academic growth, and learning of their success after graduation."
George Greco
Professor of Chemistry
Mark Hiller
Professor of Biological Sciences
"I’ve always been impressed with the supportive atmosphere created by the students and faculty at Goucher. I enjoy working with Goucher students in the classroom and in the lab as they develop their intellectual skills and prepare themselves for life beyond Goucher."
Jenny Lenkowski
Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences
"I was drawn to Goucher to work in a liberal arts environment where I could maintain a research program with students and support students in the classroom and research lab."
Judy Levine
Professor of Biological Sciences and Chemistry
Jaired Tate
Professor of Chemistry
Natalie Van Breukelen
Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences
Dr. Natalie van Breukelen (Dr. VB) is an Assistant Professor of Practice in the Biological Sciences and Post-Baccalaureate Premed Programs at Goucher College. She teaches a wide variety of courses in biological sciences as well as participating in research projects with undergraduate students.
Rodney Yoder
Associate Professor of Physics
"Exploring our world through physics is endlessly fascinating to me - not only the amazing discoveries but the mysteries and problems that remain. It’s exciting to share this exploration with my students at Goucher through my teaching and research."