We hope that you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday! November was a busy month for us at the Emory Genetic Counseling Training Program with the National Society of Genetic Counselors Annual Conference in Nashville, TN,  Thanksgiving, and Genetic Counselor Awareness Day. We were thrilled to see two current students, Alex Singleton and Lucas Lopez, featured in the Emory news on Genetic Counselor Awareness Day!  Both Alex and Lucas were recipients of scholarships that were possible due to generous donations like yours to the Diversity Scholarship Fund.  In honor of Giving Tuesday, we hope you consider donating again to this campaign to continue to award scholarships to incoming students.  

Click here to renew your gift. Thank you for supporting the Emory Genetic Counseling Training Program!

Warmly, 

Lauren Lichten, MS CGC 

Co-Director, Genetic Counseling Training Program

Emory University School of Medicine

Thank you so much for giving to this important campaign to increase diversity within the genetic counseling profession!  We are at a total of 17% of our donor goal ($15,000) with $2500 raised and the numbers climb every day.  

We do need your continued help. During this time of holiday celebration, please encourage your friends and family to also donate to this cause. Their contributions will go toward increasing diversity in the genetic counseling profession by providing scholarships, which will in turn ensure equitable genetic counseling services are available to all those in need. 

Increase your impact by sharing our campaign on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, and by forwarding our Momentum site (http://momentum.emory.edu/GCTP) via email.

Happy Holidays and Best Regards,

Cecelia Bellcross, PhD, MS, CGC

Director, Emory Genetic Counseling Training Program