Mackenzie Coder

Mackenzie Coder is a Market Research Associate and a graduate of ASU’s Barrett, The Honors College with a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences (Biomedical Sciences) and a minor in business. During her time at ASU, she worked in a research lab that focused on gut microbiota and its correlation to bone fracture healing, was a member of the Mayo Clinic-Barrett Honors College Pre-Medical Scholars Program, and completed her honors senior thesis project focused on cancers caused by HPV. In her work at Darwin, she has a deep interest in the intersection of business and health care, and exploring how advancements in pharmaceuticals and medical devices can address population health challenges. Her personal interests include world travel, sporting events, concerts, and spending time with her dog.