Emma McGuirk

Emma McGuirk is a highly skilled professional with a diverse educational background and valuable experience in both academic and industry settings.

Emma received her Bachelor of Arts in Neuroscience from Middlebury College, demonstrating her commitment to understanding the complexities of the human brain.

Complementing her undergraduate studies, Emma also pursued a Graduate Course in Introduction to Medical Neuroscience under Dr. Daniel Roe at Harvard Extension School, showcasing her dedication to continuous learning and advancement in her field.

Currently, Emma is furthering her academic pursuits as a Doctoral Student at Brandeis University, a testament to her passion for research and higher education.

With a strong foundation in academia, Emma has gained practical experience in the industry, having worked as a Research Associate and Research Assistant in the Neuroscience Therapeutic Research Area at Sanofi Genzyme.

Prior to her role at Sanofi Genzyme, Emma served as a Technical Research Assistant at Brigham and Women's Hospital, showcasing her versatility in different research environments.

Emma's early career involved roles at Middlebury College Center for Careers and Internships, where she held positions such as Employer Outreach/Development Assistant, Research Assistant, and Career Office Assistant, demonstrating her dedication to supporting and mentoring students in their career journeys.

Additionally, Emma's professional repertoire includes experience as BodyWorlds Vital at The Gold Group, further highlighting her diverse skill set and adaptability to various work environments.