Mopeninujesu Oluyinka
Education & Student Liaison Co-Chair
Mope Oluyinka is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Biology, while minoring in Chemistry, at Morgan State University. After completing her studies at Morgan State University, her aspirations are to attend medical school and become a physician.
In addition to her classes, Mope currently conducts neuro-science research under the supervision of Dr. Gloria Hoffman at Morgan State University. Prior to working under Dr. Hoffman, Mope conducted molecular modeling research of cancer drug oxaliplatin, under the supervision of Dr. Roosevelt Shaw. In addition to research, Mope has also interned in the Johns Hopkins Hospital Emergency Department and the Johns Hopkins Hospital Department of Surgery.
Mope is currently employed as part-time wait staff at Oak Crest, a retirement community under Erickson Living Communities. She is currently an active member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, the National Society of Leadership and Success, and the National Association of Health Services Executives(NAHSE).
In addition to her classes, Mope currently conducts neuro-science research under the supervision of Dr. Gloria Hoffman at Morgan State University. Prior to working under Dr. Hoffman, Mope conducted molecular modeling research of cancer drug oxaliplatin, under the supervision of Dr. Roosevelt Shaw. In addition to research, Mope has also interned in the Johns Hopkins Hospital Emergency Department and the Johns Hopkins Hospital Department of Surgery.
Mope is currently employed as part-time wait staff at Oak Crest, a retirement community under Erickson Living Communities. She is currently an active member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, the National Society of Leadership and Success, and the National Association of Health Services Executives(NAHSE).
