Sangeeta Vohra is Lecturer of Health Enterprise Management and Associate Director of the Center for Biotechnology Management at the Kellogg School of Management. She joined Kellogg in 2003. Her expertise lies in translating the complex technologies for business students who do not have a background in life sciences. She teaches the Science Boot Camps, a course about the science that supports the biotechnology industry. In addition, she is responsible for organizing the Saturday Boot Camp, a one day conference where industry experts make presentations to the business students about their views of current and future developments as well as the needs in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical devise sector.

Dr. Vohra is the Director for executive programs at the Center. She designed and directs Science for Managers, Business for Scientists and Engineers, Strategies for IP Management, Business for Scientists, and Strategies for Growth and Innovation in New Zealand, in addition to customized courses for some biomedical companies.

Prior to joining the Kellogg School , Dr. Vohra was a scientist at the Ohio State University Biotechnology Center, working on the structure-function relationship of monocyte chemotactic protein (MCP-1), an attractant and activator of monocytes that are associated with clogging of the arteries.

Dr. Vohra received her B.S. and M.S. in microbiology from Punjab University, India and her Ph.D in microbiology from University of New Hampshire. She did her post doctoral fellowship at the Ohio State University.

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