Graham is an MD MBA student at Vanderbilt University and Harvard University. He graduated from Harvard Business School in May 2018 and will be applying for a medical Residency this fall. Prior to his postgraduate studies, Graham graduated from MIT in 2012 as member of the Tau Beta Pi Honor Society (the Engineering Equivalent of Phi Beta Kappa) with a degree in Materials Science and Engineering. While at MIT, Graham was selected to be a Burchard Scholar (30 MIT students who have demonstrated excellence in the humanities, arts, or social sciences) and worked in the lab of Professors Michael Cima and Robert Langer developing microelectromechanical systems for drug delivery. In addition to his time in the classroom and at the lab bench, Graham completed multiple internships with boutique investment banking firms, the United Bank of Switzerland (UBS), International Business Machines (IBM), and most recently McKinsey and Company.
Immediately after college Graham was awarded an MIT-sponsored fellowship to pursue community education in STEM fields. He chose to defer his acceptance to Vanderbilt Medical School for one year to continue developing the curriculum of an elementary and middle school Math and Science Camp which he had started in his home state of South Carolina in 2006.
Graham enjoys chemistry and engineering: he has completed multiple Material Engineering product development projects at MIT and has tutored Organic Chemistry at MIT and Vanderbilt. Graham also enjoys helping students prepare for their college applications, basic science classes, SSAT/ISEE, SAT, PSAT, AP exams, and GMAT.
When not working in the hospital or consulting, Graham enjoys running and rock climbing with his friends and can be found sport climbing at the Red River Gorge or Smith Rock National Park whenever he has a free weekend.
