BPSHI Alumni Network
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Jana Sandhu
Fourth Year Medical Student
During my time at UCLA I was involved in BPSHI, SSA, Care Extenders, undergraduate research, the Watts Tutorial Programs, and global medical training.
Navkaran Gurm
Second Year Law Student
During my time at UCLA I was involved in BPSHI, SSA, USAC, Bruin Political Union, the Luskin Undergraduate Student Association, and the Supplemental Economics Instructor through AAP
Abhayjit Singh Saini
First Year PhD Student
During my years at UCSB, I was involved in independent research in the Simpson Lab and Rothman Lab. I was also an ER Tech, Scribe and MA in addition to founding the Myagi Project, and the Beachside Bhangra team.
Our alumni are individuals who have walked the path of service and compassion with us, contributing their time, skills, and dedication to our cause. They are healthcare professionals, advocates, and leaders who have been inspired by our mission and have gone on to make a meaningful impact in their respective fields.
If you would like a chance to learn and network with our amazing alumni, please consider becoming a BPSHI member. As a part of our organization we offer a Mentor-Mentee program where we pair up a member with a BPSHI alumni. You will get the opportunity to gain helpful insight on navigating education and career from a vast network of individuals who have mastered it.
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2023 Graduates
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These exceptional individuals have not only been a big part of BPSHI but have also grown and evolved with us, leaving an indelible mark on our mission. As they embark on new journeys and challenges, we are certain that the influence of their time with us will continue to inspire them to be agents of positive change in the world. Their legacy serves as a testament to the transformative power of service and the enduring spirit of Bhagat Puran Singh's vision.
Biology & Education Minor
Bhupinder Kaur
Advice
It can be very tempting to finalize a career path early on due to pressure however take your time to weigh out your options and get some experience within your potential career paths.
Human Biology & Society
Keeryth Sandhu
Advice
Quality over quantity. Don't try to limit yourself by being involved in too many things at once and instead try to find extracurriculars/orgs that you're passionate about.
Microbio, Immunology & M. Genetics
Muskaan Sandhu
Advice
Reach out to the alumni and upperclassmen in the org that you are a part of for mentorship. BPSHI especially has lots of South Asian Alumni that are involved in the health care industry if you are looking for advice.
Human Biology & Society
Balpreet Sond
Advice
Take it one step at a time. The university setting can be overwhelming, but remember to take one step at a time and enjoy the journey.
Molecular Cell & Developmental Bio
Amit Saran
Advice
Always hold yourself to high standards both personally and academically!