

Lipchock Lab Members
Lipchock Lab Members
Current Lab Members
Haley Wilt, Class of 2021 Majors: Chemistry and Biology Research Project: Structural and kinetic analysis of VHR
Class of 2020
Erin Asman, Major: Chemistry, Research Project: Osteoarthritis in horses and current treatments, Current Position: Veterinary Medicine program, Atlantic Veterinary College
Sean Garin, Majors: Chemistry and Biology, Research Project: Examining the structural requirements for Dot1 mediated senescence, Current Position: Researcher, National Human Genome Research Institute
Class of 2019
Collin Vincent, Major: ACS Chemistry, Research Project: Mechanistic studies of PHPT1, Current Position: Ph.D. program in Chemistry, University of Oregon
Class of 2018
Simon Belcher Majors: Chemistry and History Research Project: Wine chemistry, Current Position: M.S. program, University of Arizona
Skyler Clark Majors: Chemistry and Biology Research Project: Molecular mechanism of CRISPR Current Position: Teacher, Mercersburg Academy
Class of 2017
Patrick Ginther Majors: ACS Chemistry and Biology, Research Project: Regulation of PTP1B and mechanistic studies of PHPT1 Current Position: Ph.D. program in Chemistry, University of California-Berkeley, M.S. in Chemistry, Yale University
Anna Inserra Major: ACS Chemistry, Research Project: Characterization of acid content in wine Current Position: Physician Assistant Program, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Kainat Khan Majors: Chemistry and Biology Research Project: Cell signaling and inhibition of PTP1B, Current Position: Data Manager, The Emmes Corporation
Class of 2016
Bonnie Douglas Major: Biology with a biochemistry concentration, Research Project: Allosteric regulation of PTP1B and mechanistic studies of PHPT1, Current Position: Ph.D. program in Immunology, University of Pennsylvania
Sean Haynie Majors: Chemistry and Biology, Research Project: Non-natural amino acid incorporation into PHPT1 and post-translation regulation of PTP1B, Current Position: Medical School, Sidney Kimmel Medical College, Previous Position: Research Technician, Thomas Jefferson University
Class of 2015
Kelly Bird Major: ACS Chemistry, Research Project: Allosteric regulation of PTP1B and structural and kinetic analysis of VHR, Current Position: Ph.D. program in Pharmacology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Misbath Daouda Majors: Chemistry and Hispanic Studies, Research Project: Kinetic analysis of PHPT1, Current Position: Research and Capacity Building Collaborator, UNICEF Mongolia, Previous Position: Gap Year Scholar Program, Harvard University and Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research
Emily Evans Major: Chemistry, Research Project: Epigenetics of TAS2R38, Current Position: Wholesaler Marketing Assistant, Lincoln Financial Group
Blair Towers Majors: Chemistry and Biology, Research Project: Role of the GABA receptor in alcohol addiction, Current Position: M.D./Ph.D. program, University of Virginia, Previous Position: Post-baccalaureate Research Fellow, National Institutes of Health
Class of 2014
Karine Sager Major: Chemistry, Research Project: Structural analysis of the VHR/STAT5a complex Current Position: Urban Medical Missionary, Louisville, KY
Corinne Staub Majors: Chemistry and Biology, Research Project: Mechanistic studies of PHPT1, Current Position: Teacher, Teach for America, Previous Position: Graduate Student, Duquesne University
Kelly Ward Major: Chemistry, Research Project: Investigations into HDAC inhibitors important for transcriptional gene regulation in cancer, Current Position: Doctor of Pharmacy, Notre Dame of Maryland University
Class of 2013
David French Major: ACS Chemistry, Research Project: Kinetic analysis of triose phosphate isomerase, Current Position: Ph.D. program in Chemistry, University of Alabama-Birmingham, Previous Position: Chemist at Valpac, Inc.
Jessica Magdeburger Majors: ACS Chemistry and Biology, Research Project: Mechanistic studies of PHPT1, Current Position: Medical School, Penn State College of Medicine, Previous Position: Masters of Health Science, Johns Hopkins University
Stephanie Spitznagel Major: Chemistry, Research Project: Investigations into the allosteric mechanism of imidazole glycerol phosphate (IGP) synthase, Current Position: Dental Residency, The Johns Hopkins University, Previous Positions: University of Maryland, Post-baccalaureate Research Fellow, National Institutes of Health