Current Students

I am originally from Pakistan, where I completed my bachelor's in medicine and surgery. I did a year of hands-on training in patient care back home. Inspired by my mom who is a gynecologist and driven by my own special interest in human fertility, I see this program as a stepping stone towards my career and enabling me to help couples through this very meaningful stage of their lives. Outside of academics, I love exploring Colorado with my husband.

I am originally from a rural town in Alaska, and I completed my undergraduate studies in animal science at Colorado State University. It was at CSU where I learned I had a passion for agriculture. I got experience on cow calf operation, meat processing facilities, and reproduction laboratories. It was through my academic and personal life that I knew I wanted to pursue a career in large animal reproduction. I have always had a passion for science and a love for rural communities. I plan on working with small ranches in Colorado and providing them with reproductive tool that they have not previously had accessibility too.

I'm from New Jersey and earned my bachelor's in biochemistry and molecular biology from Drew University. I've lived in Denver for the past five years, where I primarily worked in healthcare. After this program, I hope to work in human IVF, particularly in queer family building. I'm also very interested in pre-implantation genetic testing after working in a lab on recombinational gene cloning in yeast.

I grew up in Dallas, Oregon, where I developed a deep appreciation for the livestock industry through my participation in 4-H and FFA during high school. I went on to receive my B.S. in animal science with a focus on livestock production from Oregon State University. During my undergraduate education, I developed a deep interest in livestock reproduction and spent a lot of time around sheep, cattle, and horses through my employment, classes, and club involvement. I am absolutely thrilled to be a part of the ART program and hope to go into the equine reproduction industry!

I received my bachelor's degree in biomedical science from fhg-Innsbruck in Tyrol, Austria. Since I have always wanted to spend a year abroad and focus my career on reproductive medicine, the program at CSU is a perfect fit for me. My main interests are in human reproduction, and I aspire to work in a fertility clinic after graduation. Helping to bring life into the world is the ultimate fulfillment for me, both professionally and emotionally. The program’s combination of advanced laboratory methodologies and its profound relevance to patient care – supporting couples in achieving their goal of parenthood – makes it particularly compelling to me.

I was born in St. Petersburg, Florida. I graduated from CSU with a B.S. in equine science and a minor in business administration. After graduation, I spent some time interning at an equine reproduction center before deciding to return to CSU for the ART program. Though my background is in equine reproduction, I am currently most interested in a career in human embryology!

I received my B.S. at CSU in equine science. I am originally from Alpharetta, Georgia, where I lived until coming to Colorado. I learned about this program during my freshman year, which sparked a passion in reproduction across a variety of species. The majority of my experience is with equine reproduction; however, I am interested in exploring human fertility work or conservation efforts through the use of ART.

I am originally from Morro Bay, California, where I competitively raised and showed hogs and sheep while also assisting on my family’s third-generation avocado farm. I recently earned a B.S. in animal science from CSU, where I gained extensive hands-on training with diverse livestock species through involvement with the CSU Seedstock Merchandising Team and an internship at Vista Equine LLC. In addition, I served as an undergraduate research assistant on a project investigating placenta-specific RNA interference of transthyretin and type 2 iodothyronine deiodinase in a small-ruminant model. These opportunities within the agricultural industry have inspired my pursuit of a career in assisted reproductive technologies, with the long-term objective of advancing cattle and equine genetics and improving reproductive efficiency.

An aspiring embryologist with a solid and continuously growing foundation in assisted reproductive technologies and reproductive biology, I have a keen interest in various aspects of embryology – specifically embryo development, gene regulation, and automated culture systems – with a passion for advancing reproductive healthcare and enhancing the patient experience. Dedicated to combining scientific precision with compassionate care, I look forward to supporting clinical labs and patients in achieving their family-building goals. If my background aligns with your needs, I would be delighted to connect.

I am originally from North Texas. I attended Oklahoma State University and earned my B.S. in animal science, as well as an equine enterprise management certificate. I am passionate about all things animal reproduction, from AI to ET Previously, I have worked with bovine doing AI and synchronization protocols, but I am largely looking to work with equines in the future. I am excited to learn as much as possible in this program and apply it to my career.

I am from Houston, Texas, and received a B.S. in ecology and conservation biology from Texas A&M University. I am deeply passionate about wildlife conservation and intend to pursue a career in endangered species restoration. I am especially interested in how advancements in assisted reproductive technologies (ART) and biobanking can safeguard genetic diversity and build more resilient ecosystems for the future. Guided by the principles of One Health, I aim to advance conservation efforts through interdisciplinary collaboration and a commitment to preserving biodiversity. In that same vein, I am always eager to learn, connect with others, and grow through shared experiences that strengthen both science and community.

I graduated from CSU with a B.S. in biology and am originally from Mission Viejo, California. I am so excited to be a part of the ART program and to learn about the world of embryology! Prior to the program, I gained research experience in two labs, with projects focusing on reproductive physiology and reproductive endocrinology. These opportunities solidified my passion for human reproduction and fertility. After completing the ART program, my goal is to develop a career as an embryologist in a human fertility clinic.

I earned my bachelor's degree in biology with a minor in applied biotechnology from the University of Georgia. My academic interests center around human reproduction, and I am particularly drawn to the clinical applications of assisted reproductive technologies. After graduation, I aim to pursue a career in human embryology. I’m excited to contribute to advancing fertility treatments and helping families grow.

I’m originally from Austin, Texas, and earned my B.S. in animal science from Oklahoma State University. Before attending OSU, I had a strong interest in livestock, and my time there helped me discover a passion for animal reproduction. I’m grateful for the opportunity to continue pursuing this passion through the ART program and learn as much as I can as I work toward my future goal of a career in equine embryology.

I earned my B.S. in ecology, evolution, and behavior from the University of Minnesota, where I gained experience working in multiple labs and went on to teach other undergraduates general laboratory procedures. Throughout my studies, I found a passion for reproductive biology and medicine, which led me to pursue my master's degree in assisted reproductive technologies. Following this program, I hope to work in human embryology – helping couples grow their families – or in wildlife embryology to assist in conservation efforts.

I grew up on the Navajo and Hopi reservation in Arizona, raising sheep and goats with my family. I received my B.S. in animal science from CSU. During my undergraduate studies, I was able to collaborate on research projects using IVF. This helped grow my passion for reproduction and led me to the ART program. I am interested in both animal and human reproductive technologies. I am committed to advancing reproductive health and supporting underrepresented communities.

I am originally from Louisville, KY. I first fell in love with reproductive physiology during my senior year at the University of Missouri–Columbia, where I received a B.S. in animal sciences with a minor in theatre. I went on to earn my D.V.M. from Tuskegee University, where I grew my interest in assisted reproductive technologies (ART) working on a canine spermatozoa vitrification project. After veterinary school, I completed a small animal rotating medicine and surgery internship at the University of Georgia, followed by a specialty internship in avian, exotic, and zoo medicine at CSU. Ultimately, my career goals are to be a board-certified specialist in zoological medicine and/or theriogenology who works within endangered species ART and television production.

I received my B.S. in animal science from the University of Arizona, where I developed a passion for the field of reproductive physiology. During my senior year, I worked as a research assistant, studying the dysfunction of endothelial cells in complicated pregnancies. My experiences in research encouraged me to attend the ART program, where I would be able to focus more on IVF technologies and work on solving issues in infertility. In the future, I hope to work as a human or bovine embryologist and/or perform research in reproductive physiology.

I earned my bachelor’s degree in biomedical sciences with a concentration in anatomy and physiology here at CSU. I am originally from Greeley, CO, and have spent my whole life exploring this beautiful state I call home. For the past year, I have been working in a sleep and metabolism research lab and learning all about life in research. My main interest is in human embryology and IVF. I’m very interested in women's health and am proud to be a part of a program that will allow me to help potential parents achieve their dreams of having children. I hope to work in a human clinic over the next few years, gain experience, and then perhaps return to research in the field at some point.

I earned my B.S. in biology from Columbia College in Columbia, Missouri, where I took a developmental biology class and discovered my love of reproductive science. After undergrad, I spent a few years working as a lab tech in preclinical pharmaceutical research before applying for this program. I am so excited to be able to combine my laboratory skills with my passion for reproductive biology here at CSU, and I hope to find a career in human embryology after this program.