Gregory A. Prince

Dr. Gregory Prince has spent a half-century in healthcare as a clinician and a medical researcher. He received two doctorate degrees from UCLA, DDS in 1973 and PhD in pathology in 1975. He spent four decades in virus research, co-founding Virion Systems, Inc. and pioneering the prevention of RSV disease in premature infants using the first monoclonal antibody approved by the FDA for preventing any infectious disease. Synagis® has been administered to millions of high-risk infants and has saved countless lives.

He is on the dean’s council of the University of Utah School of Dentistry and is a governor of Wesley Theological Seminary in DC. He has published over 150 scientific papers, as well as four books and over two-dozen articles within the genre of Mormon Studies. In June 2023, the Mormon History Association awarded him the Leonard J. Arrington Award for lifetime achievement.