Conference Speakers
Chloe Georges
P2 PharmD Candidate 2023
As a student at USciences, Chloe aims to
present a different perspective regarding the significance of celebrating the beauty of diversity and bringing awareness to how history has left an imprint on today’s society. Her goal is to open the listeners’ minds to leave them pondering about how they can start their own fire or cascade of change. The current social climate calls for this timely discussion, so it's time to start the conversation together.
Dr. Patrick Pham
Doctorate of Physical Therapy
Dr. Patrick Pham obtained his clinical doctorate in physical therapy and has had more than 2,770 hours of clinical experience working with a diverse caseload. Dr. Pham has a strong interest in regional interdependence, manual manipulative therapy, motor learning, and neuroplasticity. He is an expert in exercise science, wellness, nutrition, anatomy, and physiology. He has worked extensively alongside researchers and scientists at the most famous rehabilitative and neurologic institutions. Additionally, he has worked with athletes from the NFL, Olympics, USA gymnastics, mixed martial arts, and figure skaters. Dr. Pham is currently a lead instructor for anatomy and physiology as well as an orthopaedic clinician in Jacksonville, Florida. Dr. Pham has served as an orthopaedic clinical instructor for medical doctors abroad.
Beatrice "Miss Betty" Bolger
USciences Library Coordinator
Beatrice Bolger, is a staff member at the Joseph England Library within the Department of Information Sciences. She works as a Library Night Coordinator at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia (USciences). She also serves as an advisor for: theÂ
International Society, the organization brings all cultures of the world together,  USciences Culture Shock - a dance group that bring various dance moves using African Caribbean and other cultures together using dance as a means of communication, and Awareness and Cultural Education - a multicultural diversity awareness organization which offers sessions that educate students in matters of knowing the importance of inclusiveness.
Dr. Kelsey Stuttgen-Finn
PhD in Genomics
Dr. Kelsey M. Finn is a geneticist, bioethicist, and empathy enthusiast. She received her PhD in Human Genetics from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and completed her postdoctoral training in Bioethics at Mayo Clinic. Dr. Finn is an
active researcher in the fields of genetics and bioethics and teaches at the Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine, at the University of Minnesota School of Public
Health, and in the University of the Sciences Genomics Program. She is the founder and owner of Beautifully Unique, a brand that seeks to normalize and embrace the uniqueness and diversity of the human condition. She has authored four (soon to be more) children’s books. Dr. Finn lives, works, and writes from Minnesota, where she lives with her husband, Ryan. She loves to run, ride bike, craft, cook, and travel in her free time.