Fellow:Jason Weis - Revision history

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-'''Serving as a UIF Since: 2017<br/>School: Georgia Tech<br/>What he Does Now: Immuno-Oncology Research Associate (Hopefully!)<br/>'What that Means: Trying to cure cancer by engineering the body's innate immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells'''
+'''Serving as a UIF Since: 2017<br/>School: Georgia Tech<br/>What he Does Now: Immuno-Oncology Research Associate (Hopefully!)<br/>What that Means: Trying to cure cancer by engineering the body's innate immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells'''
 '''Contact him About: d.thinking, student-centered learning, learning pedagogy, undergraduate research, curing cancer, science, swimming, coffee, and/or being a foodie!<br/>Email: jason.p.weis@gmail.com<br/>Phone: 412-779-8120'''
-<br/>Jason Weis is a recent graduate of Georgia Tech where he studied Biomedical Engineering. Jason is originally from Pittsburgh, PA, where he lived until 2014 when he moved to Atlanta to begin school at GT.&nbsp; After discovering his passion for biology, chemistry, and math in high school, Jason decided to become a [[File:Jason Weis.jpg|thumb|Jason Weis.jpg]]Biomedical Engineer at Tech while also completing pre-med coursework. There, he was exposed to the University Innovation Fellows.
+<br/>Jason Weis is a recent graduate of Georgia Tech where he studied Biomedical Engineering. Jason is originally from Pittsburgh, PA, where he lived until 2014 when he moved to Atlanta to begin school at GT.&nbsp; After discovering his passion for biology, chemistry, and math in high school, Jason decided to become a [[File:Jason Weis.jpg|thumb]]Biomedical Engineer at Tech while also completing pre-med coursework. There, he was exposed to the University Innovation Fellows.
 At Georgia Tech, Jason was been involved with many mentorship programs, including being a co-founder of the campus wide KNIT Mentorship and a leader of the BME Mentorship Program. In addition, he has worked for Tech both as an Undergraduate Researcher (Petit and PURA Scholar) and as an orientation leader. Jason was also a member of the GT Swim Club, and has been swimming since middle school.

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-'''Serving as a UIF Since: 2017<br/>''''''School: Georgia Tech<br/>''''''What he Does Now: Immuno-Oncology Research Associate (Hopefully!)<br/>''''''What that Means: Trying to cure cancer by engineering the body's innate immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells'''
+'''Serving as a UIF Since: 2017<br/>School: Georgia Tech<br/>What he Does Now: Immuno-Oncology Research Associate (Hopefully!)<br/>'What that Means: Trying to cure cancer by engineering the body's innate immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells'''
-'''Contact him About: d.thinking, student-centered learning, learning pedagogy, undergraduate research, curing cancer, science, swimming, coffee, and/or being a foodie!<br/>''''''Email: jason.p.weis@gmail.com<br/>''''''Phone: 412-779-8120'''
+'''Contact him About: d.thinking, student-centered learning, learning pedagogy, undergraduate research, curing cancer, science, swimming, coffee, and/or being a foodie!<br/>Email: jason.p.weis@gmail.com<br/>Phone: 412-779-8120'''
-<br/>Jason Weis is a recent graduate of Georgia Tech where he studied Biomedical Engineering. Jason is originally from Pittsburgh, PA, where he lived until 2014 when he moved to Atlanta to begin school at GT.&nbsp; After discovering his passion for biology, chemistry, and math in high school, Jason decided to become a [[File:Jason Weis.jpg|thumb]]Biomedical Engineer at Tech while also completing pre-med coursework. There, he was exposed to the University Innovation Fellows.
+<br/>Jason Weis is a recent graduate of Georgia Tech where he studied Biomedical Engineering. Jason is originally from Pittsburgh, PA, where he lived until 2014 when he moved to Atlanta to begin school at GT.&nbsp; After discovering his passion for biology, chemistry, and math in high school, Jason decided to become a [[File:Jason Weis.jpg|thumb|Jason Weis.jpg]]Biomedical Engineer at Tech while also completing pre-med coursework. There, he was exposed to the University Innovation Fellows.
 At Georgia Tech, Jason was been involved with many mentorship programs, including being a co-founder of the campus wide KNIT Mentorship and a leader of the BME Mentorship Program. In addition, he has worked for Tech both as an Undergraduate Researcher (Petit and PURA Scholar) and as an orientation leader. Jason was also a member of the GT Swim Club, and has been swimming since middle school.

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-Jason Weis is a fourth year student studying Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech (GT). Jason is originally from Pittsburgh, PA, where he lived until 2014 when he moved to Atlanta to begin school at GT. After discovering his passion for biology, chemistry, and math in high school, Jason decided to become a [[File:Jason Weis.jpg|thumb|Jason Weis.jpg]]Biomedical Engineer at Tech while also completing pre-med coursework. There, he was exposed to the University Innovation Fellows.
+'''Serving as a UIF Since: 2017'''
-At Georgia Tech, DJ has been involved with many mentorship programs, including being a co-founder of the campus wide KNIT Mentorship and a leader of the BME Mentorship Program. In addition, he has worked for Tech both as an Undergraduate Researcher (Petit and PURA Scholar) and as an orientation leader. Jason is also a member of the GT Swim Club, and has been swimming since middle school.
+'''What that Means: Trying to cure cancer by engineering the body's innate immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells'''
-While working with the BME Mentorship Program, Jason joined the Biomedical Engineering Learning Commons at GT. This group is one that works to improve the undergraduate experience of BMEs at Tech.&nbsp;In 2016, our group had a meeting with some Fellows, and encouraged Jason and other GT students to become University Innovation Fellows Candidates in the Spring 2017 Cohort.
+Jason Weis is a recent graduate of Georgia Tech where he studied Biomedical Engineering. Jason is originally from Pittsburgh, PA, where he lived until 2014 when he moved to Atlanta to begin school at GT.&nbsp; After discovering his passion for biology, chemistry, and math in high school, Jason decided to become a [[File:Jason Weis.jpg|thumb|Jason Weis.jpg]]Biomedical Engineer at Tech while also completing pre-med coursework. There, he was exposed to the University Innovation Fellows.
-Since becoming a UIF, Jason and the GT Leadership Circle have designed and implemented a class that integrates design thinking with exploring BME. &nbsp;The purpose behind the course is to lay a framework of design thinking skills that students will use later in their college careers while simultaneously learning about their major.
+At Georgia Tech, Jason was been involved with many mentorship programs, including being a co-founder of the campus wide KNIT Mentorship and a leader of the BME Mentorship Program. In addition, he has worked for Tech both as an Undergraduate Researcher (Petit and PURA Scholar) and as an orientation leader. Jason was also a member of the GT Swim Club, and has been swimming since middle school.
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-[[Georgia Institute of Technology|Georgia_Institute_of_Technology]]
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-[[Georgia Institute of Technology Student Priorities|Georgia_Institute_of_Technology_Student_Priorities]]
+[[Georgia Institute of Technology Student Priorities]]