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Health Professions

Health professions advisors help students and alumni make informed pre-health decisions, provide timely and accurate guidelines around pre-health admission requirements, and support clinical, service and research engagement. They also work with students exploring research opportunities and graduate school in the sciences. 

Health Professions Advisors


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Profile of Mary Lothrop

Mary Lothrop

Asst. Dean, Director of Health Professions and Science Advising

To meet with Mary in person or via Zoom, e-mail her directly to schedule an appointment, or join her Zoom drop-in hours on Mondays from 1-3PM while classes are in session.

Office: Davis Family Library 210
E-Mail: mlothrop@middlebury.edu
Phone: 802.443.5077
Zoom: https://middlebury.zoom.us/j/8024435077?pwd=TkllU1dTZUVwTDdWMDAzcHp2YnFQZz09
 

Profile of Hannah Benz

Hannah Benz

Asst. Dean, Associate Director of Health Professions and Science Advising

To meet with Hannah in person or via Zoom, e-mail her directly to schedule an appointment, or join her Zoom drop-in hours on Thursdays from 1:30-3:30PM while classes are in session.

Office: Davis Family Library 210
E-Mail: hbenz@middlebury.edu
Phone: 802.443.5804
Zoom: https://middlebury.zoom.us/j/8024435804?pwd=VWw3ak0xNFdEd2tibm42Rm9saS9Gdz09

Health Professions Events

Zoom Webinar

Situational Judgement Tests (SJTs) in the Medical School Admissions Process

Middlebury College and the Northeast Consortium on Medical Education (NECOME) are excited to host a virtual panel on the use of Situational Judgement Tests (SJTs) in the medical school admissions process. We are looking forward to welcoming Dr. Leila Amiri from the Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont, Dr. Deborah Berman from the University of Michigan, Boston University’s Dr. Kristin Goodell, and Dr. Tracy Kedian from the UMASS Chan Medical School. 
 
Please join us for a robust conversation as we delve into the history of SJT’s, how they are contextualized alongside grades, recommendations, MCAT scores, and written materials, what medical schools hope to learn about an applicant from their SJT score, and why some schools no longer use these assessments when reviewing candidate files. 

Join HERE

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