🎓 Meet Our Graduates 🎓 “I think people heal others where they themselves hurt,” says Morgan Andrews, a chemistry major who graduated last week. Andrews’ desire now is to become a physician scientist. “My interest in medicine started when I was diagnosed at the age of 11 with a spinal disorder called idiopathic scoliosis." 🔬 Andrews wants to be both a physician and researcher. Her love of research was discovered when she worked in the biochemistry lab of RIC Professor Jamie Towle-Weicksel. “I can’t thank Dr. Towle-Weicksel enough for the four years of teaching, training and support she gave me. I now know that not only do I want to treat patients, I want to work in a lab on innovative therapeutics for patients,” she says. • During her gap year, Andrews will continue her research at RIC while earning her EMT certification. Link in bio to read her story. . . . #RICNews #experienceRIC #RICSpirit #RICGrad2022 #RICCommencement2022 #BeBOLD #rhodeislandcollege #classof2022 #science #chemist...