Axe ’Em, Jacks!
Welcome to Pre-Health Professions Program
Are you interested in pursuing a career in the health professions field?
Begin your professional academic journey at SFA, where you can gain experiences and benefit from specialized resources.
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From SFA to medical school
After graduating from SFA with a 4.0 GPA, biology major Bryndís Grissom is now studying osteopathic medicine at the University of North Texas Health Science Center Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine in Fort Worth.
While at SFA, Bryndís conducted research alongside Dr. Kevin Langford. She credits both Dr. Langford and Dr. Sarah Canterberry for challenging her with innovative teaching techniques.
Bryndís Ósk Grissom, Class of 2017
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FROM SFA PRE-HEALTH TO VETERINARIAN AND AUTHOR
Dr. Nikki Lejeune, Class of 2013, was a bit of an overachiever at SFA, and that hasn’t changed after graduation. At SFA, she served on the Traditions Council, as a writing and chemistry tutor, and as a student member of the American Medical Student Association among many other activities. Nikki went on to graduate from veterinary school as well as co-author a book with her father. Now, she is a successful veterinarian at Mission Veterinary Hospital in Mission, Texas.
Dr. Nikki Lejeune, Class of 2013
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THE DOCTORS WILL SEE YOU NOW
SFA’s pre-health program has seen thousands of students through the years, but the Mack family stands out. The sons of a physician, all three Mack brothers attended SFA before going on to become successful health care professionals. After graduating from SFA, Chris Mack attended dental school and has been a dentist in Longview for more than 30 years. Andy Mack also attended dental school after SFA, went on to a four-year oral surgery residency, and has been an oral surgeon for 28 years. Ben Mack became a general surgeon, also in Longview, where he has practiced general surgery for 25 years. Three brothers – one lasting SFA legacy.
Drs. Ben (’83), Chris (’79) and Andy Mack (’81)
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Lumberjacks Make great dentists
After receiving his bachelor’s degree at SFA, Dr. Scott Coleman earned a doctorate in dental surgery from the UT Dental Branch at Houston. Today, Dr. Coleman has his own practice in Houston. He is also a former member of the SFA Board of Regents and a clinical adjunct assistant professor at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston.
In addition, Dr. Coleman is a member of the Baptist Medical Dental Fellowship, Give Back a Smile, and International Medical Outreach, which provide free dental care to underprivileged children.
Dr. Scott Coleman, Class of 1980
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From SFA to medical school
After graduating from SFA with a 4.0 GPA, biology major Bryndís Grissom is now studying osteopathic medicine at the University of North Texas Health Science Center Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine in Fort Worth.
While at SFA, Bryndís conducted research alongside Dr. Kevin Langford. She credits both Dr. Langford and Dr. Sarah Canterberry for challenging her with innovative teaching techniques.
Bryndís Ósk Grissom, Class of 2017
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FROM SFA PRE-HEALTH TO VETERINARIAN AND AUTHOR
Dr. Nikki Lejeune, Class of 2013, was a bit of an overachiever at SFA, and that hasn’t changed after graduation. At SFA, she served on the Traditions Council, as a writing and chemistry tutor, and as a student member of the American Medical Student Association among many other activities. Nikki went on to graduate from veterinary school as well as co-author a book with her father. Now, she is a successful veterinarian at Mission Veterinary Hospital in Mission, Texas.
Dr. Nikki Lejeune, Class of 2013
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THE DOCTORS WILL SEE YOU NOW
SFA’s pre-health program has seen thousands of students through the years, but the Mack family stands out. The sons of a physician, all three Mack brothers attended SFA before going on to become successful health care professionals. After graduating from SFA, Chris Mack attended dental school and has been a dentist in Longview for more than 30 years. Andy Mack also attended dental school after SFA, went on to a four-year oral surgery residency, and has been an oral surgeon for 28 years. Ben Mack became a general surgeon, also in Longview, where he has practiced general surgery for 25 years. Three brothers – one lasting SFA legacy.
Drs. Ben (’83), Chris (’79) and Andy Mack (’81)
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Lumberjacks Make great dentists
After receiving his bachelor’s degree at SFA, Dr. Scott Coleman earned a doctorate in dental surgery from the UT Dental Branch at Houston. Today, Dr. Coleman has his own practice in Houston. He is also a former member of the SFA Board of Regents and a clinical adjunct assistant professor at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston.
In addition, Dr. Coleman is a member of the Baptist Medical Dental Fellowship, Give Back a Smile, and International Medical Outreach, which provide free dental care to underprivileged children.
Dr. Scott Coleman, Class of 1980
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From SFA to medical school
After graduating from SFA with a 4.0 GPA, biology major Bryndís Grissom is now studying osteopathic medicine at the University of North Texas Health Science Center Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine in Fort Worth.
While at SFA, Bryndís conducted research alongside Dr. Kevin Langford. She credits both Dr. Langford and Dr. Sarah Canterberry for challenging her with innovative teaching techniques.
Bryndís Ósk Grissom, Class of 2017
