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Kelsey Stark |
The program was created to:
- Expose students to serious biomedical research;
- Build a statewide biomedical research infrastructure between undergraduate and graduate institutions; and
- Strengthen each undergraduate institution’s infrastructure and increase its capacity to conduct cutting-edge biomedical and behavioral research.
Below, we get to know more about INBRE scholar Kelsey Stark.
- Name: Kelsey Stark
- Hometown: Gretna
- University: Doane College
Science is important to me because I know it offers opportunities to help people whether it is through medicine or research.
I’ve always been good at science and it has interested me since I was young, but it was not until my senior year of high school and going into my freshman year of college that I realized I wanted to go into the field and make it my chosen career.
The INBRE program is an excellent opportunity to get experience in biomedical research. I have always asked many questions and am constantly wondering why some process occurs or why a certain outcome was achieved. I know asking lots of questions is a good thing in research and hopefully with successful results I can answer some of my own questions and learn why things happen the way they do.