Associate Professor Daewon Park

Daewon Park, associate professor of bioengineering, has been named a 2021 MSA Mentor of the Year, an annual award bestowed by the CU School of Medicine’s Mentored Scholarly Activity (MSA) program. This award is based on student nominations and overall contributions to mentoring, and recipients are selected by the MSA director and associate directors.

“We are thrilled that you were nominated and chosen,” said Dr. Kristen Nadeau, MSA director. “We truly want to thank you for all you do for students. You are so deserving of this award. Congratulations!”

 Park will be recognized at a virtual award presentation and recognized by the School of Medicine dean.

“Selection as mentor of the year by medical students doing scholarly activity is a significant recognition,” said Robin Shandas, CU Distinguished Professor and Chair of Bioengineering.

Congratulations on this outstanding achievement.


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