Amy Stringer is an MD/PhD student with a strong foundation in both medical education and scientific research. She has completed three years of medical school and is currently in her first year of graduate studies, working towards a PhD. Amy earned her Master of Science in Forensic Science in 2021 and her Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry in 2020, both from Arcadia University. Amy’s research experience includes work at the Fox Chase Cancer Center and the Center for Forensic Science Research and Education (CFSRE), where she explored cancer and forensic biology. Her academic journey reflects her deep passion for science, as well as her dedication to advancing knowledge in medicine and forensic science. Amy is highly enthusiastic about teaching and mentoring. She enjoys engaging with students and colleagues, sharing her knowledge, and fostering a collaborative learning environment. Outside of her professional interests, Amy is an avid reader, always eager to expand her horizons and explore new ideas… or brave new worlds.