The Porter Physiology Development Program has made awards to both institutions and individuals (the Porter Physiology Fellowship Awards). The Porter Physiology Development and Minority Affairs Committee is pleased to announce the 2017-2018 Porter Fellows:
Current Fellowship Awardees
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Chinwendu Amazu
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Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis
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2017-2018
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Olubusayo Awe
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Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
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2016-2018
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Victoria Parker
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University of Iowa
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2016-2018
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Rebecca Parodi-Rullán
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University of Puerto Rico Medical Sciences Campus
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2017-2018
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Naiomy Rios-Arce
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Michigan State University
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2017-2018
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Candy Rivas
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University of Arizona
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2016-2018
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Crystal Taylor
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University of Alabama at Birmingham
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2017-2018
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Diarra Williams
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Texas A&M University
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2016-2018
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Victoria Parker was named the Eleanor Ison Franklin Fellow for the 2017 Fellowship period for having the highest ranked renewal application. To view a complete list of the program awardees, see the Resources section below.
Click here to read about the current Porter Fellows.
Complete list of past Porter Physiology Development Fellows (XLS)
This Excel spreadsheet lists past Porter Fellows by year.
Who Was Eleanor Ison Franklin?
The highest ranked second year Porter Fellows are named after Dr. Ison Franklin, long-time co-chair of the Porter Physiology Development Committee