Robert B.

Before attending the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Robert worked as a research assistant and lab manager at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, studying acute myeloid leukemia. His commitment to the medical field was evident in his involvement as Secretary of the Surgical Society. Robert also honed his leadership abilities as Chairman of the Student Union Board.

As a Hunter R. Rawlings III Presidential Research Scholar, Robert conducted groundbreaking undergraduate research on calcific aortic valve disease in the Butcher Lab. His outstanding academic performance earned him recognition as a Merrill Presidential Scholar, and he received the CALS Academic Excellence Award for the biological sciences major.

At Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Robert continued to excel academically while taking on leadership roles. He served as the Treasurer of the Business and Practice Management Club, demonstrating his interest in the practical aspects of running a dental practice. As a peer advising liaison, he supported his fellow students, and his participation in the Endodontic Journal Club showed his commitment to staying current with the latest developments in dental research.

In addition to his academic achievements, Robert developed a passion for guiding his peers in their academic pursuits and career development. He approaches each student individually, aiming to understand their unique strengths and challenges before offering tailored guidance and support.

As a DAT tutor, Robert is dedicated to helping applicants prepare themselves for this rigorous exam. With a background in tutoring sciences like physics, biochemistry, and organic chemistry, he knows how to tackle this challenging test, address weaknesses, and ensure students are test-ready.