Brinster Family Continues Tradition Of Giving By Establishing Opportunities For Underrepresented Students

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Written By Robert Vary

University of Pennsylvania, Institute of Regenerative Medicine

BioEYES @ Penn received an educational endowment to engage local students!  The Ralph and Elaine Redding Brinster High School Bioscience Outreach Fund supports BioEYES and prepares high school students to attend the annual Elaine Redding Brinster Prize in Science or Medicine. This prize celebrates innovative biomedical science discoveries and students learn about the research being honored through classroom-based activities as well as a lab tours and scientist Q&A at Penn. The Brinster family embodies the spirit of inspiring the next generation of scientists and we are so thankful for their commitment to local students.

Robert Vary
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