Rochester Bridges to the Doctorate - People

Bridges Trainees

The current Bridges trainees are exceptional Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing master’s students committed to advancing research and pursuing careers in behavioral and biomedical sciences.


Bo Allaby

Experimental Psychology

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Hannah DeFelice

Environmental Science MS
2025 RIT Outstanding Graduate Student (MS level)


Ulysses Hampton

Environmental Science MS


Nicole Taboada

Experimental Psychology MS

Bridges Alumni

Bridges alumni left their marks in the Bridges program to continue advancing their careers in behavioral and biomedical sciences.

Oluwaseyi Onifade

Health Systems Management

2024

Savannah Tellander

Experimental Psychology

2023-2024

Adrita Arefin

Human-Computer Interaction

2021-2024

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Kam Kinast

Applied and Computational Mathematics

2021-2023

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Lizzie Codick

Human Computer Interaction

2020-2022

Mechelle Cureaux

Chemistry

2020-2022

Tyler Pugeda

Professional Studies

2020-2022

Brittany Watterson

Biomedical Engineering

2020-2022

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Kara Farquharson

Chemistry

2018-2020

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Brienna Herold

Information Sciences and Technologies

2017-2019

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Sarah Kimbley

Experimental Psychology

2017-2019

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Victoria Popov

Professional Studies focused on biomedical sciences and psychology

2017-2019

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Steven Murdy

Health Systems Administration

2016-2018

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Jeff Shaul

Bioinformatics

2016-2018

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Andrea Amati

Environmental Science

2015-2017

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Sara Blick

Interdisciplinary/Professional Studies focused on Biology, Health Systems Administration, and Bioinformatics

2015-2017

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Madeline Beach

Applied Statistics

2014-2016

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Jessica Contreras

Experimental Psychology

2014-2016

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Lorne Farovitch

Environmental Science

2014-2016

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Gloria Wink

Environmental Science

2013-2014

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