IYRC Fall 2022 Keynote Speaker
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Dr. LUCILLE TORRES-DEASSaturday, November 12th at 11:00 am EDT
Lucy Torres-Deas, MD is the director of the Ambulatory Care Network Internal Medicine Primary Care Clinics and director of the Ambulatory Care Network Internal Medicine Community and Population Health at the Allen Hospital at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons/NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. In these roles, she has taken the lead in the integration and implementation of Palliative Care and Behavioral Health programs in the ACN, which are aligned with national programs. Dr. Torres-Deas has worked closely with Internal Medicine leaders to integrate telemedicine into daily practice to expand access and provide quality care to underserved populations. Dr. Torres-Deas graduated from Vanderbilt University and completed her medical school training at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and her residency at Montefiore’s Primary Care and Social Internal Medicine Program. Dr Torres-Deas teaches a diverse array of students, residents, and faculty on Integrating the Biopsychosocial-Spiritual Model in Medicine to promote Whole Person Care, Well-being, and Health Justice. Her interests lie in improving mental health and well-being for underserved communities and the healthcare teams, who care for these communities, using a diversity, equity, inclusion, and health justice lens. |
IYRC Fall 2022 award winners
Best Overall Project: ZHUANG, Yiling
• The relationship between the angle of a base-anchored cross section and the volumes of truncated n-sided regular prisms and spheres
Best Social Sciences and Humanities Paper: PARK, Nahyun
• Korean Sign Language Classification via Convolutional Neural Network
Best STEM Paper: KIM, Andrea
• Targeting TNFRSF1A gene by siRNA Efficiently Blocks Extracranial Metastasis of Brain Cancer in 3D Bioprinted Tissue Model
Best Health Narrative: HASSEN, Sophia
• Same Disease, Different Reality
Best Social Sciences and Humanities Presentation: TAKAHASHI, Remi
• The role and significance of Instagram on the lives of Menstruators
Best STEM Presentation: FUGATE, Melodi
• Microplastics’ Effects Alone and with Imidacloprid and Cobalt in Apis mellifera
Social Sciences and Humanities Honorable Mention: ZHU, Claire
• Barriers and challenges of immigrant women’s access and experience of optimal maternity care: A Systemic Review
STEM Honorable Mention: COSKUN, Busra
• The Analysis of CD4/CD8 Ratios in High and Low Hierarchy Sows
Health Narrative Honorable Mention: STEIN, Tammi
• My Personal Journey with OCD
• The relationship between the angle of a base-anchored cross section and the volumes of truncated n-sided regular prisms and spheres
Best Social Sciences and Humanities Paper: PARK, Nahyun
• Korean Sign Language Classification via Convolutional Neural Network
Best STEM Paper: KIM, Andrea
• Targeting TNFRSF1A gene by siRNA Efficiently Blocks Extracranial Metastasis of Brain Cancer in 3D Bioprinted Tissue Model
Best Health Narrative: HASSEN, Sophia
• Same Disease, Different Reality
Best Social Sciences and Humanities Presentation: TAKAHASHI, Remi
• The role and significance of Instagram on the lives of Menstruators
Best STEM Presentation: FUGATE, Melodi
• Microplastics’ Effects Alone and with Imidacloprid and Cobalt in Apis mellifera
Social Sciences and Humanities Honorable Mention: ZHU, Claire
• Barriers and challenges of immigrant women’s access and experience of optimal maternity care: A Systemic Review
STEM Honorable Mention: COSKUN, Busra
• The Analysis of CD4/CD8 Ratios in High and Low Hierarchy Sows
Health Narrative Honorable Mention: STEIN, Tammi
• My Personal Journey with OCD
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COLUMBIA VAGELOS COLLEGE OF PHYSICANS AND SURGEONS
2022 SUMMER ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS
LI, Isabelle
PARK, Junseo
PIETERSON, Isabel
PARK, Junseo
PIETERSON, Isabel