Pathology & Immunology

For this Faculty Feature, we're highlighting Patrick Morse, MD, an Instructor in Anatomic and Molecular Pathology Division.

All faculty and trainees are invited to P&I 2026 Trivia "Night" on Sunday, March 8th. Food and drink will be provided. We will have tables of 8 people. For signing up, you can do one of the following:

- If you have a full or partial table, designate one person to sign up

- If you want to be added to a team that has open slots, register yourself only

Register here by Monday, February 23rd 

Celebrate Black History Month through a dynamic, creativity-filled gathering!

Date/Time: Thursday, February 19th @ 3:00-5:00 pm

Location: FLTC Hearth, 2nd Floor

Enjoy high‑energy slide dance lessons, inspiring showcases from Black artists, delicious food from Black‑owned businesses, rejuvenating yoga sessions, and a lively writing circle. Explore a guided Desegregation Wall tour and discussion, then unwind with hands‑on mindfulness activities—including coloring pages of influential African American figures, clay crafting, and friendship bracelet making. Throughout the event, discover the powerful impact African Americans have made across the arts, mindfulness practices, and yoga, and leave feeling inspired, connected, and uplifted.

In partnership with the National Pan-Hellenic Council – WashU Chapter, Black Faculty and Black Students, and the Black Postdoctoral Association.

Registration is encouraged.