Albright College

Albright College senior, Megan Keller has accepted a position in Thomas Jefferson University's Ph.D. program for biomedical sciences and will begin working toward her doctorate this coming fall, after completing her Albright bachelor's degree in biology/biotechnology.

Drew MacDonald has been accepted into Tower Health's eleven month Medical Laboratory Science program at the Reading Hospital School of Medical Laboratory Science and will begin training after graduating from Albright College this spring.

Albright College Founder's Scholar, Leah Strausser of Narvon, Pa., has been accepted into Tower Health's 11 month Medical Laboratory Science program at the Reading Hospital School of Medical Laboratory Science. A graduate of Garden Spot High School studying Molecular Psychobiology with a minor in Evolutionary Studies at Albright, Strausser will begin training after completing her Albright Bachelor of Science degree this spring.

Morgan Rahtjen, a junior biology/biotechnology major at Albright College, is one of only six scholars to be accepted into Tower Health's Medical Laboratory Science program at the Reading Hospital School of Health Sciences (RHSHS). Most students accepted into the competitive program have already earned undergraduate degrees.

Earning early assurance for medical school, non-traditional student Erika Hollinger is passionate about closing healthcare gaps in the Mennonite community.

Four Albright College juniors have been accepted for a 2021 start into the Early Assurance Program at Penn State College of Medicine - Hershey. Accepted are Albright chemistry major Maya Fares, and biology majors Jennifer Crumling, Nicole Crumling and Donna Saboori.