Make an Impact
Help us Turn Curiosity into Career Paths
At MCPHS, hands-on research isn't just about answers—it's about pathways. When Penelope Pando, BS ’25, asked why some foods are toxic to dogs but safe for humans, her curiosity led to a student-led, faculty-mentored research project through the Center for Research and Discovery. That experience sparked a new passion—and a new goal: pursuing a PhD in toxicology.
With your support, MCPHS students like Penelope can explore big questions—and discover where they want to go next.
EMPOWER STUDENTS — MAKE AN IMPACT
“The evidence is very clear that students who participate in research, and who have the benefit of mentorship, are more likely to graduate, more likely to pursue additional education, and more likely to have a higher degree of confidence in their skillsets and abilities. These are benefits they carry with them far beyond MCPHS.”
Keri Griffin, PhD, MPH, MPA, MCHES | Dean, Center for Research and Discovery