BioBridge Advising
BioBridge peer advising is located in the Biology Garage - a student lounge space in Gilbert 119.
What is BioBridge?
BioBridge is an undergraduate peer advising group and informational resource for the Department of Biology. BioBridge advisors serve as a link to several aspects of the biology major:
- Coordinating outreach programs for current and prospective biology majors
- Organizing info sessions and panels on topics related to research, grants, the major, employment, and other post-graduate opportunities
- Offering social events where Biology majors and prospective majors can get to know each other
- Answering questions about major requirements, policies, and procedures
- Promoting interaction between Biology faculty and undergrad students
If you have questions about how to declare the major, find a research position, which courses to take, or where to study away from campus while still graduating in 4 years, come by the BioBridge office hours.
Advising Drop-Ins
Advising drop-ins are held during weeks 2-9 of the Autumn, Winter, and Spring quarters. We will be offering in-person and Zoom drop-ins each quarter. BioBridge Peer Advisor's Zoom link is in the weekly Biology newsletter.
Autumn Quarter 2026 Advising Drop-Ins (TBA)
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Meet Your Advisors
The 2026-27 BioBridge Team
Baraa Abdelghne, Class of '27
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Esugen Dashdorj, Class of '27
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Aayushi Gandhi, Class of '27
Aayushi Gandhi (she/her,) is a senior from Houston, Texas majoring in Biology. She is passionate about women’s health and currently serves as President of the Stanford chapter of the American Medical Women’s Association and Stanford Women in Medicine. Aayushi conducts research in the Rodriguez Lab, focusing on OCD interventions and suicide risk factors, and in the Leppert Lab, where she studies kidney function following surgery. Outside the lab, Aayushi enjoys playing tennis and badminton and learning new styles of dance. She's also always on the lookout for great new restaurants to try around the Bay Area. Aayushi is thrilled to be on the BioBridge team again and looks forward to contributing to Stanford’s vibrant Biology community!
Gabrielle George, Class of ’27
Gabrielle George (she/her) is a senior from Napa, CA majoring in Biology (Cellular, Molecular, and Organismal Biology) and English. She conducts research in the Woo Lab, where she is studying a chemokine designed to promote blood vessel regeneration in damaged cardiac tissue. Gabrielle enjoys getting students excited about public speaking as an Oral Communication Tutor at the Hume Center and is co-President of Stanford Splash, where she teaches classes to high schoolers on everything from food science to anatomy. She is also co-Vice President of Stanford Women in Medicine. In her free time, Gabrielle loves to knit, crochet, hike, and bake desserts! Gabrielle is very excited to join the BioBridge team- come chat with her about interesting classes, studying abroad (Madrid!), getting involved with research, and seeing if the Biology major is right for you!
Eu Jin Jung, Class of '27
Eu Jin Jung (he/him) is a co-term from Seoul studying biology with a concentration in Neuroscience. He enjoys all things brain, whether it be encouraging his friends to get off reels, or studying how neuronal activity promotes cancer proliferation in the Monje lab. He cooks steaks with his fellow counselors from Camp Kaleidoscope (where his camp-name is Ribeye) and was a CDA for the frosh introsem “Chemistry in the Kitchen”. He is a former sergeant of the Korean Army, where he worked in intel as a German-Korean interpreter. Outside of class and cooking (and cooking in class), Eu Jin likes to play tennis, run around campus, or go climbing with his friends. Eu Jin is super excited to meet prospective, current, and even graduated Bio majors!