Graduate Student Christian Bustillos receives the Graduate Programs in Bioscience Fellowship
Congratulations to MIMG Graduate Student Christian Bustillos from Dr. Maureen Su’s lab for receiving the 2025–2026 Graduate Programs in Bioscience (GBP) Fellowship!
Christian expresses his deep gratitude for this fellowship, sharing, “I am honored to be a recipient of the GPB Fellowship Incentive Program. Receiving funding and support for my research on sex differences in cancer means a great deal to me, especially in the current political climate we face."
This fellowship acknowledges Christian’s research achievements and his commitment to promoting community in science within our Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics (MIMG) program.
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