Moses Lake grad accepted into Johns Hopkins Ph.D. program

Marnie Skinner makes a presentation on Thesis Day. Skinner is in the honors program at Iona college and all senior honors students are required to assemble and present a thesis during the spring of their senior year. She presented her work on graphene oxide and its effects on cellular membranes.
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Moses Lake High School graduate Marnie Skinner presents some of her research at the American Chemical Society (ACS). As a result of working in Dr. Sunghee Lee’s lab, Skinner was provided the opportunity to attend three ACS national conferences — August of 2017, 2018, and 2019 — to present her work. During the most recent conference, she won the Colloid and Surface Chemistry Division Outstanding Student Poster Award.
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Marnie Skinner smiles during an Iona College softball game. The 2016 Moses Lake High School graduate is headed to Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
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Marnie Skinner pitches on the home field at Iona College.
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Courtesy photo Marnie Skinner, a 2016 Moses Lake High School graduate, is headed to Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.