Fellows

College: Al-Manarah academy, Second Secondary College, Saudi Arabia 
Graduate School: University of Massachusetts, Doctoral of Philosophy 
Medical School: Faculty of Medicine, Sohag University
Hometown: Alexandria, Egypt 

Maggi was born and raised in Saudi Arabia. She attended medical school in Egypt, where she obtained her master’s degree in dermatology and finished Dermatology residency training at Sohag University. She decided to pursue a doctoral degree in surgical treatment of vitiligo, so she joined Dr. John Harris’s vitiligo clinic and research center, where she learned how to translate scientific discoveries to design new treatment approaches and contributed to the forefront of clinical research. She used her skills as a clinician to study new treatments for vitiligo and worked with UMass procedural dermatologists to successfully optimize and modify surgical transplantation as a cutting-edge treatment for patients with pigmentary skin disorders. Maggi successfully earned her clinical and translational PhD degree in dermatology from the University of Massachusetts, and then finished her surgical internship year at the University of Massachusetts.  
Maggi aspires to be an academic dermatologic surgeon with a focus on surgical dermatology, laser, cosmetic surgery, and pigmentary disorders with particular interest in vitiligo. She loves teaching and medical education. 
Apart from work, Maggi enjoys spending time with family, driving by the lake, listening to music, flower arrangement, and reading at Lamar Souter Library. 

College: Wellesley College
Medical School: University of Massachusetts
Hometown: Lakewood, New York

Lindsay grew up in Western New York and attended Wellesley College where she studied English Literature and French. Following undergrad, she worked at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in their Children’s Book department. She later completed a post-baccalaureate program at Harvard Extension School before attending UMass Chan. During medical school, she completed a research fellowship in pediatric dermatology at Boston Children’s Hospital and dermatology for patients living with homelessness at Boston Healthcare for the Homeless. She currently completed her intern year at Metrowest Medical Center and is thrilled to return to UMass Chan for residency. Lindsay’s interests include pediatric dermatology and community work as well as teaching and mentoring. Outside of work, Lindsay enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, yoga, figure skating, reading and travel.