Mohamed Shilleh

Mohamed Shilleh is a senior biology major at the University of La Verne. With aspirations of becoming a physician, he is deeply committed to understanding human physiology and the biochemical foundations of health and disease. His academic journey has been enriched by his role as a teaching assistant for human physiology and biochemistry, where he has guided students through complex scientific concepts and fostered a collaborative learning environment. Beyond the classroom, Mohamed is actively involved in research, contributing to a laboratory that aligns with his passion for scientific inquiry and medical advancement. His dedication to learning extends beyond textbooks: He values hands-on experiences that prepare him for a future in medicine. As a practicing Muslim, Mohamed draws inspiration from his faith, which shapes his commitment to service, integrity, and lifelong learning. With a strong foundation in biology and a passion for helping others, he is determined to have a meaningful impact in the medical field. 

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