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Category Archives: Students
The title of this post is “Insert good title here” – no, really
So this is it, my last day interning at the Institute for Global Health & Infectious Diseases. My official goodbye to the undergraduate experience. An experience that has taken me in all kinds of different directions which in one way … Read More
Posted in Students
Tagged communications, Global Health Policy, internship, undergraduates
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Holding my own with one of India’s top health care experts
Or, never underestimate the power of a Carolina education and alumni connections A couple of months ago, Carolina public health alumna Kavita Narayan (Masters of Health Administration, 2002), stopped by her alma mater to give a presentation on health care … Read More
Posted in From the Field, India, Students
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In Rajasthan, the more the merrier
A bit of research and web browsing before leaving for the summer gave me an idea of the work I would be doing. I read up on the organization and the area in general and, all things considered, felt like … Read More
Posted in Asia, From the Field, Global Health Policy, Research, Service, Students
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Universal health care in India?
[Robert Wallace is a master's student at the UNC Gillings School of Public Health. He is interning over the summer in Rajasthan, India at the NGO GRAVIS with fellow master's student, Shelley Marcus. This is his second blog post.] In … Read More
Posted in Asia, From the Field, Global Health Policy, Students
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What’s an anganwandi?
[This is the second post sent in by Shelley Marcus, a master's student at the UNC Gillings School of Public Health. She is interning over the summer in Rajasthan, India at the NGO GRAVIS with fellow master's student, Robert Wallace … Read More
Posted in Asia, From the Field, Global Health Policy, Students
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Our health goals in Rajasthan
[Robert Wallace is a master's student at the UNC Gillings School of Public Health. He is interning over the summer in Rajasthan, India at the NGO GRAVIS with fellow master's student, Shelley Marcus] Hello, from Rajasthan! Things here at GRAVIS … Read More
Posted in Asia, From the Field, Global Health Policy, Students
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The “Miracle Tree”
[Shelley Marcus is a master's student at the UNC Gillings School of Public Health. She is interning over the summer in Rajasthan, India at the NGO GRAVIS with fellow master's student, Robert Wallace] The first field visit that we went … Read More
Posted in Asia, From the Field, Global Health Policy, Service, Students
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Letter from Galapagos: El Mercado
[This blog post was sent in by Beth Hopping, who is a PhD student in nutrition. Her co-investigator, Rachel Page, MPH, sent in the previous letter from Galapagos] This morning, Rachel and I got an early start on the day. … Read More
Breathless in the Andes
[This post was submitted by Bryan Tepper, a third-year resident in emergency medicine at UNC. His travel was supported by the EM residency program] Ecuador is a mecca for biodiversity. Earlier this year I packed my backpack looking to experience … Read More
Posted in From the Field, Latin America, Students
Tagged Ecuador, emergency medicine, residents
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A huge helping of food for thought
It’s always gratifying to see global health issues addressed in popular culture (if it’s done responsibly, of course). Last night on The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert spoke with Laurie Garrett, author of Betrayal of Trust: The Collapse of Global Public … Read More
Posted in Events, Students, UNC campus
Tagged global food crisis, hunger, popular culture
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