If you are interested in becoming a genetic counselor, please join us for the 6th annual Genetic Counseling Career Camp, hosted by the Association for Utah Genetic Counselors (AUG). The career camp will take place on Saturday, May 5th, from 10:30 am – 4:30 pm in the University of Utah Student Union (Panorama East). Our…
Students from the UUGPGC Class of 2018 were featured in an informative video highlighting ARUP’s contributions to genetic counseling training. ARUP is a national clinical and anatomic pathology reference laboratory located in Salt Lake City, Utah. Since the UUGPGC’s inception, ARUP has contributed significantly to student fellowships, provided training opportunities through rotations and course lectures,…
The UUGPGC students and directors were honored to attend the Department of Human Genetics Annual Retreat in Deer Valley, UT. The retreat highlights the research and work throughout the Human Genetics Department and emphasizes presentations by its graduate students. Participating in the retreat allowed the UUGPGC and Human Genetics Department to learn more about each…
Genetic Counselors and the National Society of Genetic Counselors celebrated the first annual Genetic Counselor Awareness Day this past November 9, 2017! This important day was dedicated to empowering genetic counselors to help raise awareness and interest about genetic counselors in our local communities and healthcare institutions, and to help consumers understand the importance and…
The second year UUGPGC students traveled to Columbus, Ohio, to attend the National Society of Genetic Counselors 36th Annual Education Conference last September. Our students enjoyed opportunities to learn about the latest innovations and developments in the genetic counseling profession as well as network with colleagues and friends, expand their knowledge of professional issues, pursue…
In May 2017, Amanda Gammon, MS, LCGC, won the seventh annual UUGPGC Teaching Award, which is conferred by the second year students and supported by the Division of Medical Genetics. Amanda is a certified and licensed genetic counselor at the Huntsman Cancer Institute where she has been providing cancer genetic counseling for almost a decade. …
It is with great pleasure that the UUGPGC announces the University of Utah’s new assistant program director, Amanda Gammon! Amanda is a genetic counselor at the Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah. She comes to the assistant director position with 9 years of experience in clinical genetic counseling, research, and teaching. She has…
